

You need a software toolset that can reduce the time and effort of re-exporting, CineXtools gives you that tool you need to quickly and easily change your deliverables with-out having to re-export.
The insert process is almost identical to inserting into a video tape. Timecode is used to define in and out points for the source and master and like inserting on tape, replacement content is truly overwriting the original data. You can even use DNxHD content as the source and CineX will transcode it into a Prores master. It is also possible to remap audio tracks and even utilize wave audio files as sources during an insert edit.
CineXtools not only makes quick changes to video easy but gives you these additional tools
COLORSPACE & BIT DEPTH – cineXtools support for Colorspace and bit depth depend entirely on the codec, but generally cineXtools supports YUV 8, YUV 10, RGB10 and RGB12. On a related, but separate note, cineXtool supports HDR files, like ProRes XQ for insert, too.
Like the insert support for codecs, cineXtools does colorspace conversions when inserting from source to target. So, a 10-frame RGB12 DPX sequence can be inserted to your YUV10 ProRes HQ file. For obvious reasons, we wouldn’t recommend you go from YUV8 to RGB12.
For more information or to see CineXtools in action contact ZBS
The Zimele Team