Fx Bear
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If you are no longer needing anything off your external drives the best thing to do would be to use disk utitlity. Just make sure you want to delete everything first, or you will need to use the drag it to trash method. I store all my project files in a project file folder inside of my documents folder. Since I have DVDSP 3, Combustion and FCP HD, I name those folders according to the application I am using, and I occasionaly back up my project files onto CD ROM using the “save-as” method to prevent files from becoming corrupted. If you are planning to drag files from one drive to antoher, I would put in place a back-up plan, just in case — especially with media files. I hope this helps.
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Sorry for the delay in responding to your post. Currently, what version of FCP are you using? If you are using version 4.0 through 4.5 (HD) then all you need to do is set the in and out points in your timeline and export using Compressor. If you are using version 3, you will need to export using QuickTime conversion. Please let me know if this helps.
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Check out Apple’s Pro Training series.
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Place the playhead over the clip you want to export. Next press the “x” key, this will mark an in point at the beginning and an end point at the end of the clip. Choose export from the file menu and select QuickTime movie. Name the file and select the destination.
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Ask your friends or family members if they need some video projects done. That is how I get some work, although it is basic stuff.
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Larger buttons would be nice, other than that I love FCP!