# ZCAM Stitcher

### How to use

This script is made purposely for [ZCAM S1](http://www.z-cam.com/360-vr-camera-s1/) 360° VR cameras. It has 4 lenses that record on 4 separate cards. To be able to stitch the clips in an NLE, they need to be reorganized into a folder structure with a separate folder per take.

Clip naming convention: `ZCAM2300_0001_201811251455`

* `ZCAM` = brand
* `2300` = reel
* `0001` = lens nr 
* `201811251455` = timestamp

This script reorganizes all clips from all lenses (0001 to 0004) into folders named `[timestamp]_[zcam-reel]`. It can be used standalone or with OffShoot's [File Copy Completed](/offshoot/features/automation/scripts/events/filecopycompleted.md) event.

#### **With OffShoot**

1. Add the script to [File Copy Completed](/offshoot/features/automation/scripts/events/filecopycompleted.md) event in Hedge's `Settings > Scripting` panel.
2. When a transfer completes the script runs, checks if the transfer was successful, and looks for ZCAM files. 
3. When found, moves them to transfer destination root.

#### **Without OffShoot**

1. Run the script from the script edit app.
2. Select a folder to scan for ZCAM files
3. Select a location for the "\_ready for stitching" folder

### Settings

Edit the following parameters inside the script, if needed:

```
set createStitchFolderWithName to "_ready for stitching" -- leave empty when there should be no folder made
set showStartConfirmationInHedge to false -- when running from Hedge show a confirmation popup before starting
set customStitchFolderLocation to true -- when running stand alone shows a location picker, otherwise its the same as folder to scan
set showProgressNotifications to true -- not sure when you would ever set this to false :-)
```

### Download

{% file src="/files/-LWLoPFWt84GXlWZdjtX" %}
ZCAM vid stitch.scpt
{% endfile %}


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