frame Blending

[Jeremy Garchow]

When hitting command-j to change speed, simply turn it off?

[Eron Otcasek]

Yes but even that is becoming tiresome. Any other ideas?

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Eron Otcasek] “Any other ideas?”

Quit and go home early.

[Matt Callac]

It’s a checkbox…how long does it take to click it?

-mattyc

[Jeremy Garchow]

days, hours, weeks, months.

Milliseconds.

[Jeffrey Di lullo]

You can change your sequence settings, Command + 0 or Sequence>Settings>Render Control Tab. Un-check Frame Blending for Speed. This should effect your entire sequence.

Jeffrey Di Lullo
Jeffedits.com

[Eron Otcasek]

That sounds very promising. Thank you!!! I was beginning to think I would be the but end of a few jokes for the rest of my life!

[Nate Tam]

Changing the settings in preferences doesn’t work for speed changes in the timeline. It only works for rendering.

I think what he’s asking is to have the checkbox unchecked as a default when you hit command-j.

Even though it doesn’t seem like something you should be complaining about, for me I somehow end up cutting music videos that have a TON of speed changes and don’t want frame blending…In that case, its just really annoying to be changing it every cut.

[Tom Small]

Has anyone found a solve yet? I’m searching for the same thing. I would much rather be able to turn it on when I wanted, not be forced to turn it off each time.
Tom

Tom

[Rafael Amador]

In FC main menu there is an option to “Provide Final Cut feed back”.
You can contact Apple.
They are the one can give a solution.
If was a workaround would have been posted here.
If you don’t like when people try to deal with FCs shortcomings with a bit of humor, sorry.
We are not Apple.
Enough that people spend their free time trying to help others.
rafael

http://www.nagavideo.com