Alex Udell
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well yes….
but if you don’t want the other tracks to “overwrite” when you paste they have to be not blue (right half)…
or they have to be “locked”
so that they are affected by edits…
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Hi…
it’s all in what tracks are tabbed and enabled…
check those settings on the left hand side of the sequence….
v2 should be tabbed and enabled
all others should be not tabbed and enabled if that’s where you want the gfx to land with the paste…
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And…..thru the beauty of XML
you can go from FCPX to PPro to AE….
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so work the way you want!
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Dave’s been a go to AE guy for me!!
big Props to Dave!!!
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used the be other way around…
then they changed it to default to double arrow….
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Hold SHIFT…
double arrow changes to one….
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I hear you Oliver….
like I said….it is Lossy….but negligible….
ProRes and DNX I don’t think use a logic that can see that the input is already compressed….
the software host is just handing them an array of data.
they MIGHT be smart enough to see that if the input is matching codec, then it wouldn’t recompress and pass it thru….but if it’s a different codec…not sure how’d they do that….
again…no visible degradation in a single pass….
but I’m not an engineer….I just play one on TV….
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Hi Duke…
you guys might correct me….
H264 does compression across groups of frames. That’s why the file size is significantly smaller. But it takes the computer more effort to display those frames, because it has to read across the groups to do the reconstruction for display.
DNX flavors only do compression within each given frame.
Every frame exists as a frame and it takes the computer less horsepower to display.The file size in DNX is reduced enough to make it easy on the drives to sustain the reading of the file…and easy enough for the CPU to send it to the display….
ProRes (for mac) would work in much the same way, for the exact same reason.
All these things are “lossy” compression…..meaning data is discarded when you transcode….but it’s negligible for your purposes.
hth,
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Hi…
wouldn’t we be doing an extend edit here? Extend works head or tail, on multiple tracks, and ripple depends on the trim mode you’re in with you extend (which you can cycle thru with the keyboard)
Extend can lengthen or shorten.
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