Chris Stevens
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You can import compressor settings to FCPX & then choose a preset from the share menu.
Alternatively, you can export your master file from FCPX to compressor & transcode from there.Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Sorted it. Just a case of ignoring the message “Final Cut not responding…” and letting it update in it’s own time – about 15 mins!
Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Although it’s regarded my many to be a bad idea, I’ve always upgraded during editing a project & never had a problem of any consequence. Good luck.
Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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I use an Apex Aural Exciter, a plugin from Waves Inc. I was a sound engineer before becoming an editor, and the Apex was and still is a great way to enhance a voice, vocal or instrument, without bringing up the overall gain. Used to use it for TV commercial soundtracks to make it appear louder than the others!
Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Have solved the issue.
Opened the adjustment layer, from the text browser, into motion. Changed nothing then published it to FCPX.
All ok now. No idea why?Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Using the adjustment layer from the text browser. Didn’t know there was an alternative? Please advise.
Applying a letterbox crop.
Same gamma shift when in new project.Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Gamma shift appears in FCPX UI, on monitor via Black magic Ultra I/O & on exported ProRes file.
Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Sorry. Correction to my last post.
The GoPro H264 clips behave in the same way as the XAVC. i.e. the adjustment layer forces a gamma shift.Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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Thanks for the reply Noah.
The format is XAVC HD @ 100Mb/s (from a Sony FS7). I also have GoPro H264 clips in the edit which behave the same as the XAVC.
Have tried disabling the adjustment layer then applying an effect, to force a render, this does not create a shift in gamma though?Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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I find I’m using it more & more. Mainly for seeing how much & where the additional footage is either side of a transition. Don’t tend to use it for normal trimming though.
Chris Stevens – Waterline Media. Marine Production Company.
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