Bret Williams
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Agreed. But don’t get too loud or the Avid folks will point out they’ve had this feature since 1997. Shhh. 🙂
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Would like to know how to slip or slide with the jkl keys please. That’s a trick I’ve definitely never figured out. Haven’t needed it either. Sees like we’d have to be able to select two transitions at once and have a 4 up trim window to make this possible. Am I missing something? Are you talking about dyamically slipping a shot like you can a single edit point?
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It certainly USED to be that way. Perhaps they changed some code in version 4.5, or some code in a recent QT version. But yeah, you used to lose all your exporting from FCP if you didn’t install Pro. That’s also why Pro was given free with FCP. Many times in the past I’ve upgraded to a new version of QT before FCP came out with the free install key and my export functions were crippled. Good to hear they’ve fixed that.
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Another option. Maybe too simple. Export the bin as a batch list. Then email that. Then on the other end, create a new bin and import the batch list.
However, still begs the question – does FCP Express support timecode? If it doesn’t then it obviously wouldn’t support batch lists either.
But this method works great for FCP Pro to FCP Pro.
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I meant fcp xpress. Doh!
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I was under the impression that FCP xpress doesn’t do timecode. So how does this help?
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I was under the impression that FCP doesn’t do timecode. So how does this help?
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16+9=1.777777777778
864+486=1.777777777778So that’s it. And to double check photoshop has a preset which is the same. Wide NTSC 601.
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I assume they just plugged the firewire output of one mac into the firewire input of the ichat mac. No magic there.
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I’ve been working with nested sequences since version 1.2 and they’ve never needed rerendering. Except when FCP decides they need to be for no good reason. Once in awhile it just doesn’t seem to be happy. They’ve always been quirky, but they’ve always been supposed to work without rerendering.
Little obvious things to check –
Are the sequences exactly the same settings? Everything.
Did you accidentally change the opacity?
Are you sure the original is a completely solid background? No opacity or overlay modes or anything?