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Shift Delete means having to re-render entire timeline
It took about 7 hours to render my 60 minute timeline; special effect and plug-ins.
On first preview, I caught a mistake and after “shift deleting a clip” The entire timeline is once again green. There’s got to be a way not to re-render the project again.
Does anybody have any shortcuts or solutions to this kind of issue ?
thanks.
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4 Replies
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What kind of timeline / footage?
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I answered my own question. Thanks for asking.!
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Hi Steve,
I’m still a bit new to Final Cut Pro and while I can do what I need to do efficiently, I’m always curious to learn about the “gotchas” as I believe they are called.’
If it’s not too long to type out – what was the problem/solution?
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi Mark,
I have 8 layers of video and when shift-deleting, I neglected to select one of those layers. Now FCP thinks there has been a change in the timeline and is asking to re-render EVERYTHING. When shift-deleting, make sure to delete all of the layers in that particular timeframe. Hope that makes sense.
Steve
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