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Hey Bruce,
You can submit feedback here: https://www.apple.com/feedback/finalcutpro/
I’ve just submitted this as an Enhancement request for the New Project dialog, where a new Keyword dropdown menu would auto-populate with any keywords in the selected Event for the new project.
Feel free to add to the chorus if you haven’t already!
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Your question doesn’t really make sense, Eddie.
‘Better Performance’ vs ‘Better Quality’ are only options for video playback while you edit, and has nothing to do with your export settings.
The default audio settings for ProRes video export are great as-is. No need to change them unless your client needs something unusual.
How / where will your exported video be used?
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DM sent!
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Hi Grace!
I’ve sent you a connection request…
If you had to guess, what kind of tonnage are we looking at, and what kind of timeframe for conversion?
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Hey Christopher!
There were just 3 timelines in this one, easy-peasy. XML w/screenshots attached.
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Hi Joe,
No problem! I’ve attached the converted project with a few screen shots.
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I’d be happy to! Can you post a link (or a zipped file) here?
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Hi Trevor,
Send it! DM, or attach here, or download link, or carrier pigeon with a thumb drive are all acceptable.
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That depends entirely on what you need to get done, though I will say for a stopgap upgrade from a 2013, I’d guess an i7 would suffice.
The bigger issue is storage. I’d recommend a decent-sized NVMe stick in a Thunderbolt 4 enclosure, formatted APFS. My current portable is a 4TB Samsung 990 Pro in an ACASIS enclosure, and it just plain rips. For in-office work I’m running an 8 bay SSD RAID.
I/O will have more effect on your day-to-day than i7 vs i9, and a fast SSD in a TB4 case will translate nicely to the newer hardware when you move to Apple Silicon.
