Alex Kaloostian
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The latest Mac Mini is going to require Yosemite, and Final Cut Studio is really unstable on Yosemite. Its not going to run well. Also, the latest Mac Mini cant be opened- you cant upgrade the RAM.
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The modern generation of 3D doesnt split up colors, it uses a polarizer. So you can just superimpose two different copies of your final video, shift them by a few pixels and apply an Overlay composite mode to the top layer. It wont actually be 3D; it wont have parallax. But it will get the look.
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https://support.apple.com/kb/DL854?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
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How about using the Page Peel transition in FCP, then exporting a MOV with an alpha channel?
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I am seeing this, too. Markers farther down the timeline will ripple but the marker right over the clip being deleted stays put. But where would you have the marker go? should it go to the end of the previous clip? should it ripple back by the full length of the deleted clip? or should it be deleted completely?
Im also noticing another related issue- if you have a marker over a gap, and you ripple delete any clip before the gap, all the following clips and following markers will ripple back. HOWEVER- if you delete the last clip before the gap AND any other clips, the marker does NOT ripple.
Lets say you have clipA, clipB, clipC, gap, clipD. there’s a marker over the gap. If you ripple-delete clipA, clipB, or clipC, the marker will ripple. if you delete clipA&B, the marker will ripple. HOWEVER, if you ripple-delete clipB&C, or A&B&C, the marker will NOT ripple.
This is a bad one because it’s so inconsistent; it should always ripple or never ripple. I can see people pulling their hair out over this one.
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I think this article may help you: https://support.apple.com/kb/TS1256