Charlie Austin
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[Jeremy Garchow] “Doing all this work back in 7 is tiring. ;)”
lol. yep. 🙂
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[Jeremy Garchow] “The fades aren’t quite right, but the timing is OK.”
Weird, mine was off by a noticeable amount, beyond phasing and into delay territory. I’ll have to try putting the pix in the primary and see if that changes things tomorrow. Not sure why it would, but clearly somethings getting lost in translation in some cases…
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[Oliver Peters] “The bottom line is that I have been completely unable for several projects to export any sort of functional file to hand off to an audio editor/mixer.”
Looks like you may be able to import the fcpxml into Logic or R11 and get it out of there. See my other reply.
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[Jeremy Garchow] “Still can’t get it to fail. Everything plays back OK, looks like this:”
It did the same thing, albeit less so. Compare your FCP 7 fades to the FCP X fades. See how the FCP 7 fades extend beyond the clip boundaries? Clips are in the right place, but the audio slipped. Make a QT from X and line it up in 7 and I bet you’ll hear it…
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[Oliver Peters] “I can’t believe that I’m the only one this is happening to. It was fine prior to 10.1.2. Thoughts?”
Not you, but not sure it’s the fcpxml either. I recreated your timeline, and sure enough, the VO clips shifted in place. But… importing the fcpxml directly into logic, and then into Resolve 11, and lining up a QT movie of the FCP X project, it was perfectly fine. Something’s happening in the Xto7 translation, and maybe the same issue with the X2Pro translation. (didn’t try that) Here’s the timeline pix, from bottom to top (oops):
FCP X original,
FCP 7, (obviously shifted, check the fades)
Logic with the QT from the original above, looks and plays fine),
R11 with QT ref on the bottom track, also plays fine. So… mis-translation? Might want to send the original fcpxml, translation and Fcp X and 7 test projects to Greg….
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[Marcus Moore] “Do they all just work from the same graphical asset toolkit,”
I believe they do. They pull some stuff from the OS UI kit, but the majority of it comes from either within the apps, or some sort of common repository. We can always look to iMovie for clues, but it’s more closely tied to the OS I think. I don’t imagine they’ll take it that far. Which means, of course, they will. 🙂
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[Claude Lyneis] ” now it would be convenient to have the new clips in the primary story line for further editing, but since the audio is synched to the existing material, is there a good way to do that?”
What Bret said. Duplicate ithe project or snapshot it first just in case. Select all the “old” clips in the current primary, and lift them out creating a new secondary with the original cut. Select the “new” secondary and overwrite to the primary. Disable the original clips and off you go. This assumes all your audio is connected, not contained as components in the video. Easy. 😉
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[Steve Connor] “I know, we do still get the odd post on here though and the thought still remains amongst a lot of Editors I know”
Yep. And to the earlier point, a lot of editors are still scared of the timeline. People on the fence sometimes give more credence to opinions of people who don’t use X rather than those who do. Odd. This was a pretty cool article and workflow though. I’d like one of their systems please. 😉
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[Will Granzier] “Any solutions or suggestions to solve this minor little incongruence !
“Assuming you went from 10.0.9 to 10.1.3, you’ll need to update all your stuff. See here, and here for details.
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[Jason Brown] “Hmmm…if I can share a compound clip, it might work. I’m trying to export pieces of a digitized tape.”
Oh.. that’s easy, just select the range and share it via the share button or menu. 🙂
See this thread for more info… https://www.fcp.co/forum/4-final-cut-pro-x-fcpx/21050-batch-export-favorites
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