[Jeff Krieger]

Andy,

Thanks so much for your help. Check out this other post. The new transition works like a charm…

You’re not doing anything wrong. It’s the way the transition is built. Try this:

https://www.fcp.co/forum/transitions/2332-3d-flip-transition

anickt

[Jeff Krieger]

Nick! That did it! Thanks so much!

[Jeff Krieger]

Thx. Yes, I tried both.

[Jeff Krieger]

Just ran into this problem again, and I tried your advice but it didn’t work. I tried creating a separate story line as well as creating a compound clip. It still flips the a-roll, too. Any advice?

[Jeff Krieger]

Thanks for the input, Robin. I wanted to confirm if I was doing something wrong. Because…as I said…the corrections disappear when I go back into the clip. Perhaps it’s a bug in FCP.

I’ve found I can tweak audio in both the indiv clips and the big sync’d clip if I have lower audio issues. Can bring it up in both. Not sure if many folks do that.

Thx again.

[Jeff Krieger]

So, even though it’s relatively the same shot, you would use multi cam? I typically use multi cam if it’s multiple cameras and sync footage if it’s the same camera. Here’s my timeline…

[Jeff Krieger]

Hi Robin,

For interview pieces, I typically have one audio track and multiple video tracks as a result of starting and stopping the camera.

[Jeff Krieger]

Nice! Thx!

[Jeff Krieger]

Yes, sorry. Offline.

[Jeff Krieger]

In Illustrator it’s offset path