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Hi, Илья Ивановm, The render function "by block" generetes one render per different "block". Mistika will interpretate as blocks the clips between spaces. So, you could have different versions of projects on your timespace and Mistika will render them as different renders. See the media attached. (The clips named as "block" are only a representation for help to understand which clips Mistika undestand as blocks) Please, let us know if you have any doubts! Cheers! Carlos

Hi Thashisho, Sorry for the late reply. Of course, the most quickly workflow that you could create is working with the Watcher folder. Please, to work with the Watcher Folder, follow these steps: - Create a Watcher Folder in Mistika Workflows. - Give a source folder to the Watcher Folder (You could drag and drop the folder into the Watcher folder or you could select it in the file field). This folder will receive the files or folders that you want to transcode. - If you have different extensions on your folders, please, use the Include and exclude fields in the Watcher Folder. - Link a set colorspace node to the watcher folder to select your ammut and Gamma. - Link a ProRes node (or another transcode node). Set your output colorspace and give an output folder. - Add to the queue. - Then, copy your folders and past into your folder linked to your watcher node folder. The workflow starts. Here you have a tutorial in which you can see how the watcher folder works from the minute 8:10: Of course you could select another high 444 12 bits formats as Mistika JS or sequence formats as EXR. Let us know if you have any more doubts. Cheers! Carlos