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Arnie Schlissel
October 19, 2005 at 9:24 pm in reply to: Is there a way to save EXPORT settings in FCP?You could make a template in Compressor, & then use the option to “Export via Compressor”.
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Digital Heaven has a $10.00 plug in that might speed things up for you. It won’t make the whole comp, but it will help speed up positioning/cropping of individual clips.
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[JulieB] “Can you achieve this by partitioning your internal drive? “
No. In fact partitioning your system drive to store media on may be even worse than storing it on an unpartitioned system drive.
Arnie
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This might be a good time to buy some 400 GB drives… while you still can!
Arnie
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On the Focus website (https://www.focusinfo.com/products/firestore/fs-4.htm), it still says that HD is “coming soon”. OTOH, so is the HVX200.
Arnie
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[rap] “3 external HD and use the internal one as well
DVCPro 50 tapes”Are the external drives FW drives? That could be why you’re dropping frames. FW drives have never been certified for use with FCP, & when you string a bunch of them together they can choke on the material.
Is the internal drive your system drive? That’s a big no-no. You should never use your system drive for media.
You should have a 2nd internal drive in your Mac reserved just for media & nothing else. Currently, the biggest you can put in there is 500 GB. That should be enough to hold over 18 hours of material. If you need more storage than that, then you should invest in an external RAID, either SCSI or fiber channel.
Arnie
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As I discovered by accident the other day, using the scroll wheel of my mouse will move any slider in the 3 Way CC that the pointer is positioned over, including the chroma, saturation & luma limiting controls! Sweeeeet!
And, while I’m at it, using the scroll wheel of the mouse to adjust the numeric controls of most filters.
Arnie
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[ghetto3jon] “yes, the casablanca DOES allow you to add a transition between clips without overlapping footage. it actually moves the clips just enough into eachother so the crossfade can be applied.”
Well, if it’s trimming the footage, then it’s not making “a transition between clips without overlapping footage”, it’s overlapping the footage for you. That may seem like I’m splitting hairs, but it’s a very basic principal. The vastly overwhelming majority of transitions require some overlap, and the rest need some spectacular way to hide the lack of overlap.
That being said, FCP will do what you want. Someone or other seems to ask how to do this at least once a week. Just search the forum for “overwrite with transition”.
Arnie
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