Hegedus Gyula
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1. Select the clip with the audio effect on it!
2. CMD-C!
3. Select all the destination clips!
4. CMD-ALT-V!WARNING! This’ill copy-paste ALL the video AND audio effects from the source clip.
gyula
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If you want to move a file or a whole Event to the Trash, select it, cmd-backspace, than empty the Trash.
Best,
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Just grab the beginning/end of a Gap on a storyline, shorten/lenghten it! Tadaaa! Forget lasso, tttt, sh-click! Just ripple trim the Gap!
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Sorry Tom, I am not perfect in english. What does it mean “dumped”?
Because
in my Final Cut Projects folder there are the folders named after the projects 🙂
In those there are the CurrentVersion.fcpproject file and the Render Files folder.
In the Render Files folder there are three subfolder: High Quality Media, Peaks Data, Thumbnail Media. In each of them there are a lot crucifix named folder….
…and at the and: document files like this: Frame 48128 – 49151.So where can I find and how can I “dumped” the ProRes mov render files you mentioned above???
Thx,
gyula
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The big change: “Current Settings” does not mean anymore the Sequence (here Project) settings.
In FCPX the current settings = RENDER SETTINGS (ProRes4444/422HQ/422/10bit Uncompressed).
For your question: sometime it would be easier to find a previous render file (for analyzing, sharing, reusing…etc) in the render folder, than hitting undo..undo…undo…etc.
All in all: the new render management is better than in FCP7 and FCPX is smart enough to NOT allow export an HDV master directly from FCPX.
Cheers,
gyula from Budapest
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There are no separete render files in FCPX. It writes the new render-data in a database file. It is good because the connection will NEVER gone between the project clip and the render data. It is bad because you can’t reach the standalone render files like in FCP7.
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In brief: Motion 4 and 5 will work in the same partition but M5 don’t compatible with FCP 7.
Read the official install guide first: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT4722
Watch the latest MacBreak Video second: https://finalcutwhiz.com/tutorials/introduction-to-motion-5/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+FinalCutWhiz+%28Final+Cut+Whiz%29
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The “Keyer” is great. Belive me!
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Hegedus Gyula
September 26, 2011 at 7:13 pm in reply to: Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro X – digital editionThank you for your quick and reassuring answer. All the best!
Gyula from Hungary