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thanks Jeremy for this hint. I know this great tool from Andreas Kiel and I checked this before. All effects are true. There is also no problem when exporting with my compressor presets. Missing effects should be affected there also.

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outch my bad. I made a mistake when batch naming camera in the inspector

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murky indeed but thanks for sharing you knowledge Noah!

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did you try Highpass filter in Motion?

It’s quite easy to build a sharpener on this basis.
You can build it with two layers with the highpass filter and separate these layers with a luma keyer for bright and dark parts. Works great and more subtle than unsharpening mask

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even this thread ist from 2014 it came on top with google search “fcpx export 50mb/s” 🙂

I had a similar issue: mp4 / H264/ 50mb/s requested by a client. Aside from the fact that it does not make too much sense compared to the max of 30mb/s I found no chance to get it direct out of compressor or FCPX. Handbrake limits bitrate to 20mb/s

Only application I found is Adobe Media Encoder.

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didn’t find what it was so made a clean install and it looks now as it should.
Busy Sunday..

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Thanks a lot Eugeny, great hints both of them.

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Thanks, Marco!

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.. if you replace a clip in a compound or a in synchronized clip
it will be replaced too in every project you use this compound or sync clip

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if it’s the same clip, just modified or improved but has identical length
it’s very easy and one of my main reasons to do my editing with fcp x :

right click on the clip you want to replace in the timeline and choose:
“open in timeline” (do in the time project timeline not in the event browser)
Drag your new / improved clip from the event browser onto the clip
in the new timeline, choose replace – et voila!
Click on the back arrow (top left on the tl window) and close this
temporary timeline and go back to your project.
All effects and settings (e.g. in/out) are applied also in your replaced clip too.
If these settings are obsolete because your new clip is improved you have
to delete them.

I use this very often if I want to replace a video clip by a graded version.
I dont have to do a xml roundtrip of a project to Resolve to grade a single clip.
Just grade one clip and bring it back to your project as described.

hope that helps