Tag: tutorial
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photo.avscript.tv — tutorial: od kartice do agencije
Updated date:Korak po korak kroz photodesk: galerija iz najave, odabir, master caption i AI opisi, prepoznavanje lica i baza lica, darkroom s AI prijedlogom, RAW u browseru, ZIP s XMP-om za agenciju, rok čuvanja originala i konzola organizacije s AI stilom agencije.
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photo.avscript.tv tutorial: from memory card to agency
Updated date:Step by step through the photodesk: gallery from the assignment, culling, master caption and AI captions, face recognition and the face base, darkroom with AI suggestion, RAW in the browser, ZIP with IPTC/XMP for the agency, original retention and the organisation console with the agency AI style.
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For the Editor in Premiere: AI Metadata via Native XMEML — No Translation Report
Published date:AVScript speaks Premiere's language natively. Your sequence arrives as FCP7 XMEML — File → Import, no XML bridge, no Translation Report. Transcripts land on V2. Descriptions appear in your project bin. Your timeline stays yours.
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For the Editor in FCP: AI Metadata That Works With You, Not Instead of You
Published date:AVScript doesn't touch your timeline. It analyses your footage, enriches it with searchable metadata, and puts that intelligence into your FCP library — where you're already working. You stay in control. Your team stays out of your way.
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AVScript — Getting Started: Step-by-Step Checklist
Published date:From importing your first clip to running Story AI — a complete hands-on walkthrough with checkboxes so you can track exactly where you are.
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Story AI: From Raw Footage to Finished Edit — How It Actually Works
Published date:Pipeline processing, transcript chat, sandbox edits, project creation from a prompt. A full walkthrough of what Story AI does to your footage and what you can do with it once it's done.
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Build Your Pipeline. Own Your Story.
Published date:You don't have to run every AI service on day one. Start with Transcribe, talk to your footage, and build your processing chain one link at a time — every result stays on the server forever.