David Battistella
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True but B is for Blade not scissors!
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Try Smooth Move Plugin by Alex 4D. I think it’s actually free.
David
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You can try opening the effect in motion and creating a copy. Adding the parameters you would like to control and publish the “new title” your custom version back to FCP.
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I would take these steps.
1. Get a fresh disk.
2. Option one (forma the disk FAT 32 on your mac)
3. Option 2 (get software like <strong ng-bind-html=”record.$found.name || record.product.name” style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”>extFS for Mac by Paragon Software)
4. Format the disk NTFS.
5. #2 is free #3 will cost you.
6. Use a professional checksum program to copy the fils from one disk to the other.
I would not eliminate the 6th step. It is important to make sure it isll all copied over correctly.
David
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</div>I would say, connect the drive to another computer and repair it with Disk Warrior to rewrite the catalog file. It should then mount back on the upgraded computer.
I’ve seen this as well with Big Sur upgrades.
David
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Import all of the footage into FCP X. SYNC The clips to create the Multicam.
Drop the clip into a timeline
Trim the unwanted 20 minutes in the timeline.
Edit your mutlicam
Export finished movie from FCP X (make that your only render)
David
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Can you duplicate the timeline and paste the new picture into the new timeline.
Or duplicate the timeline and remove all of the media and save it as a timeline preset.
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The other option is to use X2Pro and convert your FCP X XML to an AAF file for import into Logic, which in my experience has been a smoother pathway and gets you all of the audio rather than the bounced tracks.
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Will look at this again on the M1 Mac. Felt a bit slow and laborious on an older Mac, but I love the concept of the tool and it will be excellent for fast turnaround work.
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Consider splitting the audio into dual mono before you import. Although it is an extra step it may save you a lot of time in the long run.
1- Use a drag and drop utility to split the files. I would use this and it is free.
2- Import the Audio and sync the separate tracks to the video.
3- edit
4- pan your tracks in FCP as you wish or keep a centered mono mix for your dialog.
David
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