Hello -
On my last job, I encountered an issue using timecode that derailed me pretty bad, and want to see what options I might have had.
I was running video for shows controlled by an audio QLab workspace on a second computer sending LTC — portions of the shows were time-coded, and other portions were not.
Despite the "On Stop" setting set to "Do Nothing", the entire workspace ceased to function when the incoming clock stopped — on cues that were NOT set to timecode trigger, the post-waits would count down to 00:00 and then freeze, not firing their continues. Prewaits and Start cues behaved the same way, counting out their internal timer but not executing their action.
I went through many restructures to try and fix this; shifting from post-wait continues to pre-wait start commands, and even moving content to a second cue-list which was not set to sync to incoming code. Nothing was any use at all; as of the entire application was tied to that clock.
Eventually I had to render out all the component parts into a single movie that was started during the running clock, and simply played to completion.
This behavior seems at odds with QLab's inherent flexibility with regards to unusual use-cases.
Let me know how I could have handled this situation.
Thank you.
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