Daniel Frome
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You could download the x264 encoder for quicktime, which will give you that sort of control, although it`s a bit technical.
https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/24173/x264encoder
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That’s a great quote… but… it just doesn’t have that sizzle you know? I’m going to need you to punch it up a bit … you know, just make it really sing. Also…he sounds too sad. Can you make him more happy?
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Damnit Bill … now I can’t think of as “that guy who rants about FCPX all day long.” You are kind of a cool dude. Good job on the video.
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So what you’re saying is… it’s really a mac vs PC issue. Are you accusing HP workstations of unfairly mismanaging the edit!? :p
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That isn’t a Ppro issue. That’s an editor issue.
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[Steve Rogalinski] “How do I match back to a sequence rather than an individual clip? I use a selects reel that has effected footage and I don’t want to match back to the original material.”
Load your selects reel into the source monitor, then use “reverse match frame” command.
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Okay… you’re inviting uninhibited speculation.. I’ll do my part:
I actually don’t think very much will change over the course of 1 year.
Avid will probably gain a few more customers due to it’s formats/resolutions being welcomed into the 21st century, but this will not change anyone’s day-to-day.
Adobe will continue to make inroads where FCP7 left off.
FCPX will stay where it is, for the most part.
Resolve, despite getting better editing tools, will not utilized in that way quite yet.
The over all video market will grow, and therefore all companies will have the pleasure of announcing growth, although the over all pie chart of NLEs will remain relatively unchanged.
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what would finally complete construction of this video death star?
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[Scott Witthaus] “Brave man. Even Avid folks suggest that AMA is best used to just choose selects then transcode.
“He used Prores. That’s like…cheating! 😉 Whenever you AMA link a quicktime file with a native Avid codec (DNxHD, ProRes, etc) the AMA performance is very, very good. The horror stories happen with non-native formats — DSLR and GoPro, etc.
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With your timeline being the active window, use the trim keys (without being in trim mode) and they act as slip-mode. If you select a clip (either by clicking on it, or by using the ‘select’ function) then the trim keys act as slide-mode.