No need for a powerful computer or additional programs. A simple web browser and an internet connection is all you need to prepare and pre-cut your footage.
Using the Rough-cut Editor does not require any footage to be downloaded or programs installed. The created sequence is saved directly to the ELEMENTS storage within your company.
Quickly import entire editing projects via drag-and-drop into Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Alternatively you can use our Premiere Pro Plugin. Transfer the sequence to Avid Media Composer by using the EDL export function.
When importing a rough-cut sequence into Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, all comments made on the used footage will be imported as markers – an ideal way to support and guide the editing team.
Enjoy the Media Library and its functions with as many users as you wish at no extra cost. This model allows for maximum flexibility in scaling your company and your projects.
Browser-based / Supported Browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari / Integrated into the Media Library
XML file compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. AAF and EDL export for Avid Media Composer
Unlimited number of video tracks
Editing tools: Ripple and Roll trimming tools, Ripple insert, Overwrite insert, Split clip, Mute video track, Mute audio track, Solo audio track, Undo, Redo
Export subclips using original files or proxies / Export a combined reel using H.264 presets / Clip handle-length support / Optional OP-Atom wrapping / EDL export
No user count limitations / 3rd party storage license optional
Internal network or VPN / Cloud based / Via dedicated worker node w. DMZ protection
Integrated into ELEMENTS project management environment / Per-user permission management / Active-Directory support / Two-factor authentication
The Rough-cut Editor allows you to start editing a sequence as soon as the content is available on the storage – with no need for a performance workstation connected, fast network connection or even having to be in the same part of the world.
The projects created in the Rough-cut Editor are saved in Final Cut Pro XML format and can be imported directly into Adobe Premiere Pro via a simple drag-and-drop. Whilst using our Premiere Pro Panel, you can import your rough-cut projects and footage without ever having to leave your NLE.
When a project is imported into Premiere Pro, all comments made in the Media Library on the used footage will be imported as markers as well.
The Rough-cut Editor follows the same UI conventions as other NLEs and provides the same familiar tools – dragging clips, trimming, ripple and roll editing and slicing. If you’ve used Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Avid Media Composer before, you’ll be able to create and edit your first timeline in minutes.
You’ll save time and money by being able to start editing immediately, without the need for a high-performance workstation. When shooting on-site, editors can start working remotely even before the high-res content is delivered back to the office. The Media Library and the Rough-cut Editor have no per-user licensing or restrictions on the number of user accounts.
Yes – the Rough-cut Editor can render the sequences to a clip, either from the high-res material or from proxy files. Alternatively, you can produce a set of used subcilps with optional handle length. The exporting clips can optionally be OP-Atom wrapped – ready to be used in Avid Media Composer.