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Video Wall
When using the Video wall you get a massive preview of your entire video catalog at once. It loops through all your videoscenes in all your videos from start to end. DoubleClick to get all the videoscenes for that video and of course, you can play directly from each scene.
The thumbnails are shortcuts to a time in a video so you can use them to go directly to specific scenes just by clicking them.
The video wall come in two versions:
Video player
The video player in Fast video cataloger supports just about all common video formats like: mp4, avi, wmv, rm, mov and, it supports directshow codecs. Right-click the capture button to capture that image as a JPG. The burst capture feature allows you to capture 10 or even more clips in a row starting with the current video scene thumbnail. If you have madvr installed it can make use of it to provide superior video quality using your graphics card. You can play video in fullscreen mode and you can arrange your own layout with the video player on a secondary screen with the rest of the user interface on other screens. The internal player of Fast Video Cataloger allows changing playback speed(4X, 2X, 0.5X, 0.25X, 0,125).
Video Search
A video can have associated keywords that allow you to filter your catalog quickly. The wall of video scene thumbnails for each video allows you to quickly and easily enrich your catalog with keywords. The power of this approach is demonstrated in this clip by filtering out all scenes with a particular character in the example videos. Searches can be saved for later, and you can search on whole videos or individual frames in videos. The interactive search allows you a compact way to quickly narrow down a selection.
Video asset management
Fast Video Cataloger 7 is digital asset management software that we have created to deal with the ever growing amount of video content. It can handle thousands of video clips on ordinary computers (Windows only). A wall of thumbnail images shows moments or scenes in each video enabling a visual search. The images in the wall can be clicked to start playing your video clip from that point.