Changelog
Built in the open
What has landed, what is being worked on, and what is next. Updated as the beta moves.
Shipped
In the beta build today
- The Mac application itself: one window, every setting reachable at any time.
- The audio can go inside the AAF — one self-contained file to hand over — or beside it as WAVs the AAF points at.
- 16- and 24-bit delivery, and 32-bit when the audio sits beside the AAF.
- Your media is found from the paths Final Cut wrote into the FCPXML, with no folder to point at in the ordinary case.
- Final Cut libraries read as a media source, without unpacking anything.
- Clip gain and volume automation as settings you can turn off, not just facts of the delivery.
- The track table: reorder, rename and leave tracks out before converting.
- A delivery report saying what travelled, what did not, and what was delivered a particular way on purpose.
- The whole application in English and Spanish.
In progress
Being worked on now
- The beta programme: 10 places, 90 days of full access.
- Signing and notarisation, so the application installs the way any other Mac application does.
- Licensing — free up to 5 minutes, the 3-day pass and the lifetime licence.
Next
Next
- A public release and a download page.
- Updates from inside the application, rather than a return trip to this site.
- MXF handled in the application instead of a round trip through Final Cut.
We are looking for 10 beta testers
Real projects, real deadlines, real material — that is where the bugs are. Testers get 90 days of full access at no cost, and a lifetime licence for the ones who help us fix what breaks.