[Andy Mees]

select the clips (or for the whole track … use the track tool) and then go Modify>Levels (or press Cmd-Opt-L)
that brings up the Gain Adjust dialog, where you can adjust all the audio levels of the selected clips by a relative amount or to an absolute level as required.
an alternative is to select the clips then use Modify>Audio and choose the modifcation to apply from the submenu.

hope it helps
Andy

[Andy Mees]

i think i know those IT guys!!

don’t let them put anything on it if its purely an editstation.
if they insist, you might allow Norton Antivirus. but Norton Utilities/Systemworks have been end of lifed and are not supported for OS X 10.4 Tiger (and if you check they’re website you’ll see they have announced that they will not be supporting Tiger in the future)

cheers
Andy

[Andy Mees]

Tascam FW1082 … and very happy with it (but waiting to get an MCU for a hands-on comparisson)

and yes, also using Wacom Tablet and Pen with FCP, but still getting to grips with it.
i do seem to find myself moving clips in the timeline without meaning to, but it feels quite comfortable and natural to use.

cheers
Andy

[Andy Mees]

hi beans0

theres a very good tutorial, written by Larry Jordan, on using the OMF export from fcp.
i believe it on Ken Stones excellent website at https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/basic_export_using_omf_jordan.html
its well worth the read.

alternatively you can look to http://www.automaticduck.com for their Pro Export FCP 3.0 plug-in, a costly, but more fully featured omf export function

hope it helps
Andy

[Andy Mees]

[Le Coyote] ”
[Mark Raudonis] “My experience with this feature on multiple large projects with long timelines shows that “Dupe detection” turned on in ANY of your projects (open or not) WILL cause a slow down.”

So even a closed project (no bin, no timeline) would cause slowdowns ? I’m not sure how this is possible. Dupe detection is contained in the project file, not media… how can a *closed* project could ever affect other projects ? Are you sure it’s not coincidence ?”

i think, in this instance, the intended meaning was a not ‘closed’ but rather ‘inactive’ (ie not the project containing the currently active timeline) … thats my interpretation anyway

best
Andy

[Andy Mees]

too hasty again! not ffmpegX is not free, its a $15 wrapper gui for the ffpmeg libraries
if you’re comfortable in the terminal get them at https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=16082

[Andy Mees]

if you’re on a budget and in a hurry, try this freebie
ffmpegX at https://homepage.mac.com/major4/

[Andy Mees]

look at DVDxDV … there are likely other options, but this app comes highly recommended.

cheers
Andy

[Andy Mees]

oops, too hasty with the post …. maybe the owners of this ranch could add the ability to edit our own posts??

anyway, multiclip’s tc matching is not based only on active tc, but the the clips can be synced to the aux tc fields in the make multiclip dialog

cheers
Andy

[Andy Mees]

i’m guessing its not possible to sublip a multiclip, at least i haven’t figured out a way to do it.
how about create a synced tc using aux tc 1, then switch your active tc source for those clips to the aux tc 1 field.
that would make it much easier for creating your multiclips based on tc (its based on the active tc source), especially if you need to create multiple multiclips for the multiple subclips

i guess you could also revert to using matchframe and timecode by the same method

hope it helps
Andy