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  • Billy Young

    September 12, 2018 at 11:00 pm in reply to: cannot share from FCPX 10.4 to Youtube anymore

    it’s so weird Doug,

    I can log on to YouTube using Safari, with FCPX closed or Open,

    I just opened iMovie, and tried to Share to YouTube,
    exactly the same procedure followed as with FCPX,
    with,
    The same end result of Safari can’t connect to the Server with “127.0.0.1”

    I know somehow it’s something to do with “127.0.0.1”,
    but I’ve no idea what_????_????

  • Billy Young

    September 12, 2018 at 8:53 pm in reply to: cannot share from FCPX 10.4 to Youtube anymore

    I’m still using Sierra,
    because there were many issues with High Sierra when it was first released,
    and I did not want to open a can of worms,
    and later versions of FCPX after v10.4, only work with High Sierra.

    FCPX v10.4
    MacOS Sierra v10.12.5

    Thanks for your input Doug.

  • Billy Young

    September 12, 2018 at 5:36 pm in reply to: cannot share from FCPX 10.4 to Youtube anymore

    Thanks for the tip Doug,

    Tried your suggestion without success,
    sigh, so annoying.

  • Billy Young

    September 7, 2018 at 10:46 pm in reply to: cannot share from FCPX 10.4 to Youtube anymore

    Mark Thanks,
    Tried a new account – same error,
    Cleared all Cookies and caches from Safari – same error,

    I kinda read somewhere that the address “127.0.0.1” could be the problem,
    I can’t figure out if the problem is caused by:

    Safari
    FCPX
    YouTube
    Google
    My Network Settings
    My Router

  • Billy Young

    September 7, 2018 at 6:26 pm in reply to: cannot share from FCPX 10.4 to Youtube anymore

    Thanks for the suggestion,

    Already tried repair permissions,
    and I tried again just now without success.

  • Billy Young

    October 4, 2015 at 6:27 pm in reply to: How can I pin a moving object to the centre of a clip

    Thanks Bret,

    I’ve only managed to search and find one YouTube Video,
    and it only shows FCPX Tripod as an additional Stabilisation.

    I had no luck searching Vimeo.

  • Billy Young

    October 4, 2015 at 8:49 am in reply to: How can I pin a moving object to the centre of a clip

    Hi Jeff,

    You’ve hit the nail on the head,
    that’s exactly the effect i’m looking for,

    Thanks for the Vimeo Movie.

    Now to see what problems this “Lockdown & Track” effect will present me with.

    I’ll be giving it a go, once I update to the New El Capitan OS10.11,
    in a couple of weeks, when some of El Capitans Gremlins are dealt with,
    and Software has been adapted for El Capitan.

  • Billy Young

    October 3, 2015 at 10:22 pm in reply to: How can I pin a moving object to the centre of a clip

    Thanks for the reply “Jeff”,

    but isn’t TrackX used for pinning either a title or an object to for example a running dog, and it will keep your title or object attached to the dog ?

    What I’m looking for is a way to have for example the Motorcycle Helmet stay unmoving in the same place in the frame for the duration of the clip,

    I know that this will move the clip all over the place within my viewer, so will mean I will have to Zoom in, Crop, Transform or Distort the Clip,

    Another way to describe the effect i’m looking for is,
    Imagine the camera being attached to the back of the Helmet with a rig or brace,
    so the helmet stays in exactly the same place within the Clips Frame.

    I want this effect, but filmed from 15-20 yards behind the Helmet, from a following Vehicle, with the Camera on a Fixed position on the Dashboard,
    If that makes sense !!!

    or imagine filming handheld the erratic flight of a Butterfly, which will be all over the place within your Cameras Framing,
    Then I’d need to somehow Pin the Butterfly to the exact Centre of the frame.

    I could do it with Keyframes manually adjusting the Helmet / Butterfly frame by frame, to the Centre,
    But to do this on a Clip that will be several minutes long, would be very time consuming and laborious.

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