I've amended this to act as a server (it wasn't seeing the TCP data as a client) and to write the cuts to disk against current time in an EDL format. Tested importing to Avid.
- Clone the repo
npm install- Change addresses in
index.js npm start- Ask your director why we have 100 cameras when they only use 12
Every time a tally object is updated, it is stored to an array and can be written to an AAF, either peridically or on keyboard command.
ctl + o writes to file from forst to last tally chane time and resets start time to last tally change time.
ctl + p does the same but does not update the start time.
To break press ctl+c like normal (will use current time as outpoint for last tally cut).