Since RV doesn't have the ability to do stereo convergence on a per-shot basis (booooo), it looks like we may have to build this functionality to do any meaningful stereo sequence reviews. I can see the basic layout of storing convergence values in a file/DB that RV caches when it loads a new clip, but my question is about a best practice for setting the offset. What is the best event to listen for in order to set this before new source gets rendered (in a sequence playback mode)? Do you foresee any significant performance lags in setting this on the fly?
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Jon Morley Hi Scott,
Perhaps I am a little confused about what you are shooting for but does the per source offset not work for you? You can get to those settings interactively in RV from the Image -> Stereo menu or programmatically set the properties on the RVSourceStereo node in each source group:
http://tweaksoftware.com/static/documentation/rv/current/html/rv_reference.html#RVSourceStereo
Please let me know if that will work for you.
Thanks,
Jonuse the source stereo offset
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Scott Willman OMG that's awesome. All this time I've just been using the stereo hotkeys mode which default to the global offsets. Apologies for missing this, so happy!
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Scott Willman Is there a way to customize the 'stereo hotkeys mode'?
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Jon Morley Hi Scott,
The controls for the per source stereo are already in the mode:
https://support.shotgunsoftware.com/entries/96055737-stereo-hot-keys-mode
Will those bindings work for you?
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Scott Willman Today is a good day :). Works great
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Jon Morley Terrific!
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