Tagging and searching clips

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Just curious if anyone else has a software solution for tagging clips similar to capture one but for video, I have clips that get reused in certain show or elements that I like that I want to put on my server but I want a piece of software that I can say find shots with road in them or smoke towards camera etc, anyone have a simple solution. I think f track or shot grid are a bit overkill for this, keep in mind this is just for my at home solution that said I have about 50 tb of stuff to search.

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Is it worth $600 a year for ya?

https://das-element.com/

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no not really that seems rather excessive

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Then Kyno?

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that looks more promising , just less file support but it could have potential for the future, so far as I read it only supports very limited QT encodes and no image sequence support yet but its on their radar. The price sounds about right.

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You’re in an awkward spot aren’t ya. Scale wise. I’ll keep snoopin around.

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thank you, you are always here are you a bot?

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Just avoiding yard work.

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good bot :slight_smile:

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Adobe Bridge?

For Linux there’s “Tag My Shit Up” a command line utility: Home · oniony/TMSU Wiki · GitHub
And related nautilus extension: GitHub - talklittle/tmsu-nautilus-rs: GNOME Nautilus extension for TMSU file tagging

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I have done this with Lightroom and Digikam. I personally use Digikam, as is free and Linux native. I run a Digikam database out from a NAS with clients on Mac and Linux. I can also run shell scripts hooked with Python to send clips to Resolve and Daylight. I am pretty sure the same can be done with Flame.

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thanks i will give it a try the issue that I keep running into is exr sequences which a lot of these solutions don’t read which is a drag.