[Frank Valtellina]

It is a bug of this new update. Select the title and double-click the transition icon you want to apply. Or use the shortcut. 😉

[Frank Valtellina]

You can try to reset Preference.

[Frank Valtellina]

When you deinterlace a clip don’t change the “Field Dominance”

[Frank Valtellina]

It doesn’t matter, the reference is the Timeline setting.

[Frank Valtellina]

1) Select all the clips

2) Select Settings in roll out menu (number 1) (look the picture)

3) Check Deinterlace (number 2)

That’s all

[Frank Valtellina]

FCPX make a very good job during deinterlace process. You can upconvert with Kona and deinterlace with FCPX. I suggest to make a test both ways.

[Frank Valtellina]

Acquire in the original DV format 480i29.97, then select all DV clips in the browser, go to “Inspector” select “Settings” menu and check deinterlace function. Edit your clips in timeline, select all DV clips and select the better “Frame sampling” in “Rate Conform” menu in the “Inspector” 😉

[Frank Valtellina]

Sometimes it happens to me. Close and reopen fcpx. ?

[Frank Valtellina]

If you don’t need too complex authoring, fcpx can generate a dvd with customizable background chapters and much more.

[Frank Valtellina]

You should use ProRes every time you export a video. Anyway why you don’t use the stabilization tool inside fcpx? It works fine.