[Dave Brandt]

One option would be to make a region for each clip then use the script: batch render and choose your preferred format and choose render regions.
Hope that helps

Dave

https://www.solidmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Hi,

This could be due to the way Vegas handles video and computer clorospace. See this link for more information

https://www.glennchan.info/articles/vegas/v8color/vegas-9-levels.htm

A quick way to check would be to set your color bit depth to 32 bit and render out a test and see what happens

Dave

https://Www.solidmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Hold shift while moving the playhead

Dave

https://Www.solidmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

I would suggest running singular software dual eyes on the sorce files and use its option to replace audio in video files with the good audio, it can write the new files to a specific directory, then relink media from premiere to new files, that should give you the good audio with least hassle. I have found dual eyes to be pretty accurate but I still check all the files before I import. Dual eyes is stand alone and won’t touch your sequence.

Hope that helps

Dave

https://www.solidmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

I’m pretty sure you will need that FireWire cable to capture live. USB will only let you download previously shot clips from the cards.

Dave

https://www.solidmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Hi.
Are you connecting with USB or FireWire?
To live capture you will need FireWire. I also found that you will have to start capture after you start record on the camera and stop capture before stopping the camera.
I also found that using free run timecode makes fcpx happier.

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Hi,
I recently brought a project I was editing in fcpx On my early 2011 MBP to a colleagues mac pro. It is a 2009 model with gt120 in it.
I was surprised to find the exact behaviour you describe.
Jerkyness, not stopping playback, editing text is horrendous, scrolling through title templates is very jumpy and editing in the timeline is laggy.

On the MacBook with radeon graphics it runs a lot smoother. I’m not sure but I would hedge a guess at the graphics card.

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Hi,

Try this
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/payton_t/FCPX_Custom-Resolution-Timelines/video-tutorial

You might want to find out if the three projectors are being fed from one source such as a catalyst media server or whether you need to create separate content for each.

Hope that helps

Dave

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

Why not try to lay all your clips out in a project. Then save it and import it into your editing project as a clip?
Vegas treats nested projects just like clips so you can mark and region them as you please
Hope that helps

Dave Brandt
https://www.inputmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5

[Dave Brandt]

I concur about it being a zoom bug, if you either zoom in a little or zoom out a little it goes away, a hell of a lot easier than restarting FCPX

Dave

https://www.inputmedia.ie

Macbook Pro 17″ i7 2.2 8GB
iMac i7 2.8 16GB
FCP 7 FCPX Adobe CS 5.5