Spec
Check
Flash frames, one-frame gaps, offline media and leftover temp music still slip through to delivery. Spec Check runs a one-click check of your sequence against the spec it's being delivered to, and every problem it finds is one click from its spot on the timeline.
Pick a spec. Run the check. Sign off.
Choose the delivery you're checking against, run the check, fix what it finds, and send a one-page QC report with the file. Spec Check never changes your sequence on its own.
Every issue, one click from the timeline.
Spec Check walks every track of your sequence and sorts what it finds into Must fix and Worth a look. Click Jump on any issue and the playhead lands right on it with the clip selected, so fixing it takes seconds.
Gaps that really show
Flash frames and true picture gaps are found with upper tracks in mind, so B-roll covering a gap is not flagged.
Nothing offline
Offline media, disabled clips, and clips whose frame rate or frame size don't match the sequence are listed.
No temp leftovers
Markers and clip names like TEMP, TODO, slug and placeholder are caught before they reach the client.
Check against where it's going
Built-in specs cover YouTube, broadcast, social and a client master. Pick one and Spec Check compares your sequence settings and loudness against it.
Save the specs your clients use
Edit any built-in spec or save your own for a client, a network or a festival. Set the frame size, frame rate, audio, loudness and true peak, and choose which checks run.
- Loudness and true peak measured on the full mix
- Saved specs work in every project on your computer
- Turn individual checks on or off per spec
Send a QC report with the file
When the list is clear, export a one-page QC report to send with the delivery, or copy a short summary into an email.
Nothing changes until you say so.
Spec Check only reads your sequence. It points at every problem and takes you straight to it, but fixing it is always your call, so a check never moves a clip or changes a setting behind your back.
Measured, not guessed
Your mix is rendered through Media Encoder and measured for integrated loudness and true peak against the spec.
Your call
Mark any issue as ignored and it stays out of the way, and out of the report.
Proof it passed
A one-page QC report shows the spec, what was checked and what passed.
Checks flash frames · picture gaps · offline media · disabled clips · frame rate · frame size · audio settings · loudness · leftover markers
Before export, not after
Catch problems while they are still a quick fix instead of a redelivery.
Fits every delivery
From YouTube to broadcast to a client master, check against the spec that actually matters.
Made for editors
One click to check and one click to jump, so QC fits into the last five minutes of any edit.
Be first to try Spec Check.
Spec Check is in development now. Get an email the day it launches.