Brian Seegmiller
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I assume you have a second monitor. What do you put on that?
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You are a funny guy.
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I did not come up with that number. I don’t know how they calculate the CHANCE/PROBABILITY for bankruptcy. I guess there is more info from that link.
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But you are a Motion ninja. I can only wish I could do the same thing. So there is that.
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I just tried something. In PP all the fields you can change in the effects tab are highlighted blue. All you need to do it mouse over it and drag to change its value. I also tried this in FCP X. Yes, you can just mouse over the number you want to change and change it. You will get little pointers that indicate you can scroll the value up and down. The numbers do change to blue in some cases. If you want to add a certain number you can select it and the blue box will indicate you can enter a number. This is pretty much the same as it works in PP.
Also, the reason the 0 field for the X and Y value are off to the right is because it leaves room for a value of 4 digits or more.
Pretty logical to me.
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I guess I like the way FCP X does it better. For example, it is nice to see the waveforms under the video instead of a seperate window. Also, in filmstrip view I can see my used ranges and can find a certain shot faster. I can see all of my in and outs that are in the timeline and don’t have to hit “f” to find that range. Keyword, favorites, used media, and reject ranges are great.
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I have a second monitor. How do I get the video I am hoover scrubbing to go to the second monitor?
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for me it is not just the UI that I like in FCP X, It is the way FCP X functions. For example, In pp you can hoover scrub a thumb nail but to be acurate in order to set in and out points you have to open it up in the viewer. Then all yopu have is just a frame of the video that you see at any given time. You have to scrub the whole clip to find that one shot you want and you don’t see the audio waveforms to boot unless you click the button to see it. In FCP X you have a film strip view in the browser either in list view or thumbnail view. While you scrub you have the progam window show your video automaticaly. No need to double click to open it in the viewer. Plus with the filmstrip view you can find that one shot faster by going directly to it. Plus you can choose to see the waveforms. Even if the UI in FCP X maybe lacking for some, I can get my work done faster because it is simple and not cluttered. IMHO.
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So how do you use keywords from bridge in premiere pro? Anybody?