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[the202] “Automate to Timeline is a feature of Premiere that allows you to select multiple media files from a bin then automatically place them in a sequential order on the timeline complete with a transition.”
In FCP this is called Overwrite With Transition. Simply select all of the stills you want to use in the browser, drag them to the Canvas (the window on the right), & hold the mouse for a second or 2 until an overlay comes up. Drop the pictures into the well that says “Overwrite with Transition”, & it will drop them into the timeline with whatever your default transition is (probably a Cross Dissolve, unless you’ve already changed it). If you want a different transition you can then select all of the pix in the timeline afterwards & choose whichever transition you want from the Effects>Transitions menu, or you can change the default transition before you make the edit.
Arnie
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[hector] “I also heard that if you eat PopRocks and drink a can of Coke at the same time, you could die.”
If you watched Mythbusters, you’d know that’s not true! 😉
What do you mean by “send out” a DVD? Encode? Author? Burn? Mail?
Arnie
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[Matt] “funny, i just helped this other guy out with the *exact* same thing.”
Probably the other guy I referred to you the other day! BTW, I looooove your windblur cross! Now, if only I could adjust the angle of the blur…
Arnie
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Mattias Sandstrom has a free clock generator that should work well for this: https://mattias.nu/plugins/
Arnie
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Arnie Schlissel
May 19, 2005 at 6:27 pm in reply to: error when rendering “The specified file is open…”[Don Forschmidt] “”The specified file is open and in use by this or another application””
[Don Forschmidt] “Nothing else is running when I do this.”
Nothing? Sounds like the classic virus protections message. If you have any antivirus software installed, you must disable it. Better still, uninstall it.
Arnie
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I haven’t tried it in Motion, but Mattias Sandstrom has a free clock generator for FCP that might work. https://mattias.nu/ It’s supposed to count up or down to or from 60 min in seconds, but it shouldn’t be too hard to trick it out to look like what you want.
Arnie
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[JWood] “I own a copy of FCP 4.0 and was wondering if there was a way I could force install it on my 600MHz, 256MB (OSX 10.3.9) IBook.”
I think you need more memory. If you still have the box, the system requirements should be printed on it someplace, try the side or back. Those same requirements are probably in one of the “Read Me” or .pdf files that are on the install DVDs.
Arnie
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[mikellanes] “Well, I have been running Motion 2 all night on my PowerBook G4”
You must be veeeerrry sleeeepy
[mikellanes] “I only played with FCP 5 for about 10 minutes”
Because you were toooo sleeeepy
Sorry, couldn’t resist! 😉
Arnie
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[mikellanes] “Well, I have been running Motion 2 all night on my PowerBook G4”
You must be veeeerrry sleeeepy
[mikellanes] “I only played with FCP 5 for about 10 minutes”
Because you were toooo sleeeepy
Sorry, couldn’t resist! 😉
Arnie
https://www.arniepix.com