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  • Think I found a suitable answwer and am posting to help others…

    Found a previous thread:
    Applying an effect to all clips in FCP
    https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/200/875645

    In short, apply the desired effect to one clip, adjust it as you like, copy the clip and paste attributes to the other clips.

    Hope it helps!

  • A.j. Pomales

    July 5, 2011 at 2:46 pm in reply to: ProRes 422 (HQ) to an 8-bit & 10-bit versions

    Thank you MUCH for the added effort, Chris…

    I did note those myself, but they were uncompressed. I have to use ProRes 422 (1920×1080) for my 10b. PhotoJpeg was one of my options for 8b (now that I know it is 8b). Both need to be “compressed” (I apologize if I didn’t mention that sooner).

    I had previously used them in my settings, but wasn’t till Friday with the guidance from everyone that things were confirmed for me (that Photojpeg was indeed 8b)…

    I do appreciate your help!

  • A.j. Pomales

    July 1, 2011 at 9:53 pm in reply to: ProRes 422 (HQ) to an 8-bit & 10-bit versions

    Brilliant! I assumed as much, but found nothing definitive (and you know what they say about assuming ;-)…

    THANKS A LOT, RAFAEL!

  • A.j. Pomales

    July 1, 2011 at 9:51 pm in reply to: ProRes 422 (HQ) to an 8-bit & 10-bit versions

    Thank you for your quick response, Chris…

    I have tried to change “sequence settings” and my apologies, but I do not see any setting under the individual tabs that are referencing 8-bit OR 10-bit (which is my main confusion). Most other things are falling into place, minus finding where those settings are established/selected.

    The second part of your answer, exporting the sequence using “Current Settings”
    Take that file into compressor all makes sense up to the “create the deliverables” process. Here again, I see nothing selction or option wise that references 8-bit or 10-bit… If it’s a codec, I am hard put to figure out which one.

    Which leads to another question… Why am I unable to see whether a file is 8-bit or 10-bit using “inspector”…

    Thanks for what you were able to answer. I appreciate the guidance.

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