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— The fully collaborative workflow automatically synchronizes reel changes, annotations, and color adjustments across multiple workstations, allowing multiple artists or supervisors to access the same projects simultaneously.
— Remote sync allows multiple Studio Players to follow the master. Actions performed on the master, such as playback and scrubbing, will also be executed on the slaves, allowing the reel to be reviewed across multiple workstations or sites.
— Studios can automate tasks using the Fusion scripting engine to control the Studio Player.
Playing a Single Clip
Clips created from image sequences, MOV files, and some RAW formats can be previewed using the Studio Player without having to first add the clip to a node tree.
— Double-click a clip in a bin to open the Studio Player.
— Select the clip and click the Play button at the bottom of the bin window.
The Studio Player includes a large viewer, a Timeline, and a toolbar along the bottom.
Once you have the clip open in the Studio Player, you can click the Play button in the toolbar at the bottom of the window.
Scrubbing the Timeline
You can quickly preview the clip by scrubbing through it rather than playing it.