Charlie Austin
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[Chris Harlan] “I don’t know. I don’t think I’ve ever heard you refer to X a “wicked fast.”
Yeah, I’ve been in LA for too long, it’s worn off. Still fond of a hearty GFY! though. 🙂 I suppose that’s universal now… 😉
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As a former Bostonian, I’m a sucker for films where they get the accent right. Not a stretch for those particular actors though. 🙂
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[Chris Harlan] “Ask them if they’re a fitness freak?”
Of course. The most egregious insult ever! lol
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[Bill Davis] “It’s also workflow centric”
Workflow is one thing, and to each their own right? This problem, however, is a bug. X does have some of those ya know… 😉
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[John Davidson] “I might hold off until oh, say, tomorrow about 1pm. :)”
Not a bad idea… 🙂
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[Bill Davis] “Like I said, nice little “home movie.””
I think, going forward – rather than wasting your time justifying anything you do – the best response to anyone who plays the “home movie” card, should be something similar the end of this clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgMXh0s81oo
😉
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[TImothy Auld] “Didn’t say it shattered the earth”
There’s a plug in for that too.
*sorry Bill, though really, what did you expect… 😉
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[John Davidson] “I suppose I’d be dreaming for FCPX to automatically import a specific tag. Wouldn’t that be something – like a smart folder on steroids.”
I can’t see a reason that wouldn’t be possible now that tags are “systemic” so to speak. Head to the feedback page! 😉
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[Greg Merkes] “Thanks again for this info. I am just curious, does this happen to everyone running FCPX? Or is it just a select few lucky guys like me?”
It seems kind of random to be honest. It’ll get fixed. 🙂
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[Greg Merkes] “I have keyworded subclips from master clips. When I view the keyworded clip and try and mark in to change the “In” point (by hitting “I”) – FCPX jumps to an entirely different clip? The only way I can mark-in is to find the original clip and mark an In point there. Seems to defeat the purpose of Keywording? “
It’s a bug. In list view, it jumps to the first range from whatever clip the range you selected is on… the workaround is to switch out of list view to filmstrip view. Alternately, if you just select the keyworded range, and then click on whatever Event/Keyword collection hold the master clip, the range will be selected there and you can work from that. I hope it will get fixed soon…
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