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peulichon
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November 17, 2014
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Like many person, i search the Grall... the BinaryHash or Checksum for editing a title with code...

  • November 17, 2014
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Hi,

I search, like many person, to play with an title already create in a prproj file. change title, change police, change size...all title parameter, not with the export title option but with script for automation.

I've parsed the prproj/xml file (ungzip), with python I found the title "Media", I decompresse, decode, utf-16 etc...

I change my title and recollapse my xml title.

Now, Adobe block me for editing the BinaryHash ??

Well, you (adobe) compresse the title definition with base64, add a binaryHash, but doesn't give acces to the hashing format ???

You don't provide any reference for playing with jsx, C++ pluggin is little too big for me and i'm not sur you give a big control for all the premierepro function.

What the problem for give us the hashing format ? Explain me please I don't understand !

Regards

Ian.

ps: i don't search SDK function to edit the binaryHash, i search just the good hashing algorithme...a tips, an indication ?

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Correct answer Bruce Bullis

There are no such functions available, and we neither support nor recommend you parsing our project files.

[They're .gz compressed, by the way.]

However...Titles are contained in .prtl files, which contain XML describing the title.

I'll bet you have no problem figuring out how the text strings, and other settings, are stored in the .prtl file.


Let me know more about the workflow(s) you'd like to support, and I can provide better guidance. Write me directly at b b b at adobe dot com.



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Bruce Bullis
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November 18, 2014

There are no such functions available, and we neither support nor recommend you parsing our project files.

[They're .gz compressed, by the way.]

However...Titles are contained in .prtl files, which contain XML describing the title.

I'll bet you have no problem figuring out how the text strings, and other settings, are stored in the .prtl file.


Let me know more about the workflow(s) you'd like to support, and I can provide better guidance. Write me directly at b b b at adobe dot com.