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I’m getting WAY too many flash frames. Anyone else?
It seems that when I hit the “e” key to add video at the end it’s creating a small flash frame.
My projects are littered with these and I’m lucky that most of my videos are less than 5 minutes. That makes finding them take less time.
Is anyone else having these problems?
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11 Replies
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I have not seen this problem. But.
The timeline index, I would imagine, would be a good place to find these.
Are all of your clips the same frame rate?
Jeremy
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Do you have snapping turned on?
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Yes I have snapping turned on.
But I’m pressing the “end” button to add video to the end. Why is fcpx giving me flash frames? -
is your footage the same frame rate as your timeline and is all of your footage the same frame rate?
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Yes it is 29.95
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are you using MFX files by any chance? I’ve had problems with them creating black flash frames before. SO I had to convert to ProRes 422.
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I don’t know what that is. I selected “optimized my clips” when importing.
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What camera did you use to film your footage?
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If you get a flash frame every time you hit e, you should try trashing your prefs or reinstalling.
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I was recently doing some audio editing with the source clip in the primary storyline and no other clips in the project.
I cut out a section and wanted to repeat it several times so I did what I would normally do and option-dragged the clip to make and place the duplicate. I kept getting one frame audio clips at the end of the option-dragged clip.
This is not normal behavior and I have not been able to follow up on it yet but maybe there is a bug in there somewhere and it’s related to what you’re seeing.
NT
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