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Is there a way to “analyze and fix” several clips at once?
I am working on a project that has already been imported into FCPX and the clips have not been analyzed for color or audio so I was wondering if there’s a way to perform this task on several clips at once or will I have to do them one at a time? I hope there’s a way to do it because I have a few hundred clips.
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5 Replies
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Select the clips in the browser, right click, “Analyze and Fix…”.
anickt
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Exactly. Just did it on a job I finished. Select all clips in timeline and changed to dual mono and loudness. Easy as pie.
Scott Witthaus
Senior Editor/Post Production Supervisor
1708 Inc./Editorial
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I’ve tried selecting all the clips in the browser, right clicking, but “analyze and fix” is greyed out.
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Pete –
You might be selecting more than just video clips in the browser (perhaps compound clips or graphics, pdfs, etc…). Select a few clips at a time and right-click to see if it’s still grayed out. If it isn’t, then my recco would be to switch to list view and group by file type. Or create a smart search and set it to view Media Type. Select audio with video, video only, or audio only.
Michael Garber
5th Wall – a post production company
Blog: GARBERSHOP
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Thanks Michael that did the trick. I guess that I was selecting photos as well as videos, so when I followed your suggestions it worked perfectly.
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