FXScout reads an Avid AAF and lists every clip carrying an effect — with keyframe data, transitions and filler — then exports an Avid-ready marker list and CSV for your finishing house.
| Clip | TC In | TC Out | Effect | Editorial Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| V102_4B*V1 | 01:00:39:07 | 01:00:40:23 | Timewarp | Speed keyframes: 105.3% @ fr 1 · 135.7% @ fr 21 |
| V116C_2A*V1 | 01:13:54:14 | 01:13:58:22 | Resize | Scale keyframes: 100 @ fr 1 → 111.1 @ fr 104, Position Y −52 |
| 501_2.jpgV1 | 01:00:03:13 | 01:00:11:18 | Dissolvetransition | 20 frames — 16 on the tail of this clip, 4 on the head of the next. |
| 108A_2A*V2 | 01:04:37:09 | 01:04:40:13 | Stabilize | Region stabilise on filler above · REC 01:04:37:09 → 01:04:40:13 |
No guessing, no manual scrubbing. FXScout parses the timeline and hands you a clean, editable turnover list.
Each clip carrying an effect is listed in sequence order — one row per effect, with the Avid name and its parameters. Nothing merged, nothing missed.
Frame numbers, source TC and record TC per keyframe — toggle FRM / SRC / REC / EXP globally or per clip. Timewarp speeds sampled at the clip's own frames.
Dissolves and morphs split by their real cut point across the clips they touch; effects on filler above a clip ride down with their record span.
Rename any effect globally, hand-edit any note, revert per row, full undo/redo. Your names and preferences stick as defaults on your Mac.
One marker per clip at its TC In, on its own track, in Avid's marker-import format — plus a matching CSV. Your marker colour and author baked in.
Runs with no internet. Your AAFs and media never leave the machine — ideal for airgapped finishing and studio security policies.
Drag in the sequence export from Avid. FXScout parses every track, resolves clip names through multicam and groups, and lists everything with an effect.
Scan the list, tweak names or notes, tick which effects matter, set your Start TC and marker colour. Cross-check clips with a click.
Download an Avid marker file and a CSV twin. Import the markers straight into your sequence, or hand the list to the finishing house.
FXScout is licensed per Mac. Open the app once to see your machine code, then request a key — it's tied to that machine and works fully offline. Renewals are a one-line email.
✉ Request a licenceA signed, per-Mac licence key. Paste it once on the activation screen — the app remembers it and never asks again until it expires.
Read the machine code off the offline Mac, email it from any device, and type the key back in. No internet on the working machine, ever.
Apple Silicon Macs (M-series) on modern macOS. It's a self-contained app — no installer, no dependencies, no admin rights needed.
Never. Activation is offline via a per-machine key, and parsing runs entirely on your Mac. Your AAFs and media never leave the machine.
It reads Avid AAF sequence exports. It writes an Avid marker-import file (tab-delimited) and a matching CSV — one marker per clip instance, on its own track, at its TC In.
Each licence is signed for one Mac's machine code and carries an expiry. To move machines or renew, you request a fresh key — it's issued and emailed back to you.
Get in touch — request a licence below and mention you'd like to evaluate it, and a trial key can be arranged.