FCPX 10.1.2 Released!

[Andy Neil]

[Jeremy Garchow] “Any new keyboard shortcuts, like move a clip’s stacking order?”

Here’s what I’ve seen so far:

CTRL+L = adds or subtracts a specified DB level to selected clips without messing up keyframed audio adjustments. So if you want to raise levels of a section or whole project by 6db, you can do that. Works like the CTRL+D shortcut. value is visible in the TC window.

CTRL+OPT+L = sets an absolute value to selected clips audio. Say you want all clips to be at -10db.

There’s also a command for copying/pasting keyframes only, but I’m not sure if that was already there.

Andy

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[John Davidson]

Please share if you have a chance to test. Thanks!

John Davidson | President / Creative Director | Magic Feather Inc.

[Michael Sanders]

Welll… Unless I’m missing something, you can store cache files where you want but the cache contains proxy and render files – you can’t separate the proxy media and render files in separate places.

Almost there Apple…. 7/10 for effort.

If we could split it, say render on the main drive and proxy in the project it would be amazing..

Michael Sanders
London Based DP/Editor

[Marcus Moore]

From an article by Steve Martin-

Media includes not only files you import, including video clips, audio files, and graphics; it also includes transcoded media: the optimized or proxy files you can create either during or after import.

Cache includes render files, optical flow and stabilization analysis files, images of thumbnails, and clip waveforms – basically all the files generated by FCP X except for transcoded media.

Proxy and Render are separate. There ya go!