How to Print Marker Info?

[Jerry Hofmann]

If you turn the markers into subclips, then put them in a bin, you can export a batch list of those subclips, open it in a text editor or better yet excel, and print only the columns you want to.

Jerry

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[Eric Klassen]

I have my markers on the top of the timeline rather than in the specific clip. Is there a way to extract the clip information from there? Or to get those markers to get into the clip, so to then make subclips. By left clicking on the top of the timeline, I can get a list of the markers to appear, it seems that info must be accessable from somewhere that is able to be copied, and it also seems that the timecode information must also be accessable which is what I will need.

Thanks,
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[Arnie Schlissel]

[Eric Klassen] “I have my markers on the top of the timeline rather than in the specific clip. Is there a way to extract the clip information from there?”

Short of a pad & pencil, no.

No offense, but I think that most, if not all, of the answers to your questions about using markers in FCP over the last few days are in the FCP manuals.

Arnie
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