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Okay, you didn't have to come with me though.
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Hello everybody, this is David Mazga from David Mazga Films and readyourcitytv.ca.
I'm just going to go through a short little tutorial for MOVFS.
There is a new web interface for PC now, just like the Mac version right here.
There's a big picture there. Now you'll have the same interface as the Mac, so
we'll just get to it. You know where to go to find that. Go to the forum, magic
function forum, and cursor down to Windows. Okay, the file mount system is here,
is there, and there is your MOVFS.x86. This is the Windows 7 version. There is
a Windows 10 version. I will show you shortly. It's pretty much the same as
this, except there's an update for the file mount system here, and instead of
32-bit, it's in a 64-bit version. That is the only difference. Now here is the
usage. Pretty straightforward, but I'll go through it for some people that are
having problems. Alright, so once you've downloaded and installed this and
downloaded this and extracted it, the best way to perceive that I found is, I'll
just show you here, just minimize this, open up my root, and what I did is I
extracted it to my root, and it's right there. MOVFS.x86.
Let's open that up. There's a program, and there is the executable right
there, and you'll see in here you'll have these FMPs, and these are focus
pixel maps for the cameras that produce the little red dots. From your camera
identification, it will get the right map, and then remove them. I found
that it works best this way. Just go to your root, and when you execute it, you'll
see what I mean. Now that I assume that you've done this, and you
installed the mounting software, now just go to start button, open up your
command window, CMD, there it is, and hit Enter. Now for this to work, what the
little bit difference here between this and the PC is, you pretty much need your
command window open all the time to have this mounted and have this working. So I
just made myself a just a little text file right here, and what you saw
the usage right here, I just made a little text file, and so being this is in
the root, and when you open up your command window, you're going to be in
user. However you want to get to it, it's up to you, but I simply just go CD dot dot,
and that you get to my user, do it one more time, enter, and that'll get me to my
root. Once you're in your root, all I do is just highlight that, copy, paste, hit
Enter. Now you're in the subdirectory of MOVFS x86. Now once you're in there,
then what I do is I just highlight that, copy, paste, and I'll just explain the
syntax here a little bit. Obviously the MOVFS dot exe is your executable. What
is doing here? It's going to be mapping this virtual system to, it's going to map
it to Z, and that'll be just your virtual drive. That's where your MOVFS is. Now
what's doing here? This is where my MOVFS, I made a directory in my fastest
drive, which is D. I have an eight terabyte RAID zero, which is 750 megabits
per second plus. So it's my fastest drive, even though my OS is on a SSD, it's a
faster than my SSD. So that is where the directory is, and that's where you need
to put your MOV files from your camera. You can change this as you can go, and so
you can change this to a different directory. I suggest not to mount it off
your CF card as you're limited in speed, and I just think through the connection,
USB 3 connection, you're just going to have yourself some issues with
maybe possible corruption because of the two connections. So say you sell some
grief, put it onto your drive, your fastest drive, and I'll just show you
here. There's my eight terabyte RAID zero, and there's my directory. Now you can
see I have a two-spanning file here, and I've already done this as an IDX
file. I'll just delete that, just so we can read it again, and then I can refresh
my options. This is a dual ISO for the 5D Mark II I've been playing around with,
so this is an excellent opportunity to experiment with MOVFS on the PC. Now
once I execute this, it will come up with the virtual drive down here, and
there we go. I'll highlight this window so we're knowing the right one, and enter,
and as you can see it is working, and there it is. There is our virtual drive,
it's that, and there are our cinema D&Gs, and of course I have to refresh. Okay,
there you are. There's the preview, there's our log file, there's a wave, and
there they are. Now I'll show you how to, and we'll bring up the, as you can see,
these are dual ISO. I've been playing with the new dual ISO for 5D Mark II. Okay, now,
so, now on your web browser, bring up. I've already have it benchmarked, but it's
HTTP, local host 8000. Okay, so, there it is, and the preview, there it is right there.
Okay, and there you go, just like the Mac. Now B&D is a dual ISO, and of course,
sorry, before I get to that, you can still have the name conventions,
the flicker, override, frame rate, everything you'd see on the Mac is on the PC. Now here's
dual ISO, 32 bit, I used just the Amaze, I've seen Mac and full res blending is on,
and then I just refreshed the web page, so these take into effect, and go back to my
virtual directory, do a refresh, sometimes you've got to move around here a bit, and then it'll
refresh, it just takes a little mess around a little bit, and there they are, these are the
dual ISO extracted, there's all our metadata, so the same as the same as the Mac version,
now the resolution, I did under expose this shot, this was just a test to see how it works,
but I can just show you, I'll bring up Resolve, and now you'll have the same capability on
the PC as you do on the Mac, in the virtual directory, problem with dual ISO, you'll need
to process them first, because the amount of resources it takes, it's really slow, the
algorithms they run, so I've been working with some tests here already, let's bring
this up, and there it is right there, Zed, and I'll probably take a minute or two, I'm
screen capturing at the same time, so please bear with me, there they are, I'll just add
it to the media pool, there's our audio, and there it is, and we'll just do a clips attribute,
there's the right frame rate, data, we'll just put a data on there for the levels, there's
our audio, and not much for time code because they're really not, other than time code starts
at zero, so they don't use time of day for the time code or anything like that, so that's
cool, just throw it on the timeline, there we go, it just takes, that's why this is
so un-virtual system, it's not too good, but your normal DNGs have no problem, we'll
just go here, I'll just show you how things are working, so that's the same, I play around
with these here, that's whatever you like, over there, we'll bring up the exposure, well
three stops, they're so, well three, and I like recovery I guess to show that on, and
let everyone else play, I just wanted to show that it truly does, there it is right there,
like I said, from here it's kind of, as you see it's kind of slow, it's not the fastest,
because it has to do a lot, the algorithms are pretty tough, but not too bad though,
it's pretty quick, that's why I like the PC, because I can, it's a little quicker than
the back, you won't be able to scrub through it, but this is dual ISO though, alright,
so as you can see it works fine, and there you go, there's the preview, and yeah, so
okay guys, that's the MOVFS for PC, and as you can see here, I'll just bring this up,
and you can see a little bit of data, and you can see that I'm getting 16 stops, EV,
to this 20 bit image on the funnel blending, so it's increased it by almost four stops
over the base image, so here's all your images, so it's going to do each one of those for
each file, and you're going to need this to open, so same thing, once you kill the command
window, I'll just show you, then you'll lose your mount point, there you go, now we're
done, so it's gone, and to bring it back, just to show, just bring that command window
back up, you may want to make a shortcut to the command, and just do this quickly here,
just to show everybody, then, and we want to go CD to MLVFS, sorry I can't spell, MLVFS
X86, then just copy this string, and just for kicks, let's change this letter, let's
make it X, or, yeah, we'll just make it X, what the heck, okay, so just so things don't
get messed up, I'm just going to go back to here, I'll get rid of the IDX, just so it
generates a new file, it doesn't, I don't know if that'll be an issue, but I just feel
more secure doing that, alright, so we'll just execute this, actually, let's bring
this up, so you can see, so we can see things happening here, so highlight the right window
and execute, and there we go, X, now we're X, so just to prove that you can change that
letter at will, and quite as long as you, you'll need to keep this open, now here's
the DualISO, just for kicks, we'll open up Resolve again, and we'll just bring in that,
the non DualISO images just to show that it does mount them quite quickly, Resolve isn't
the fastest loading thing in the world, I'm scrimcatcher at the same time though, so again,
we'll just open that up, and you can see that it's gone, but we see X is there, and you
can see it loads a lot quicker, way quicker, add it to media pool, here, just want to make
sure everything looks cool, everything's the same, yeah, so, good, okay, let's go to edit,
let's just get rid of this, cut, and we'll put this one on here, audio comes with it,
pretty cool, let's get rid of this one, control X, and there it is, and I'm scrubbing right
through that in real time, let's just bring up some info, there we go, there we go, I
just want to color quickly, I'll just, let's work this quickly, let's click, that's done,
let's go back to edit, I just want to play through this, and there we go, you can see
pretty much in real time, and I'm screen capturing at the same time, so yeah, this FX is working
over time, but if I wasn't screen capturing, it wouldn't be dropping off in real time,
yeah, so that's real time, so yeah, I mean, no problem guys, PC world, if you're running
in Resolve, yeah, no issues, I would imagine on Adobe, you shouldn't get any other issue,
so yeah, quite impressive, so let's put that, save that, and yeah, there you go guys, as
you can see, there's not very much stuff that this has to do just on your normal ISOs, or
your DNGs, so alright, well, I hope this helps everybody, I hope this helps everybody to
get MOVFS on the PC, so now PC and Mac are on equal footing now, and it makes this environment
a lot easier to navigate around, alright, this is Dave Mayazko for Red Deer City TV
and Dave Mayazko Films in sunny Radio Alberta, hope everybody has a marvelous spring, take
care, bye.
