[Jeff Krieger]

Yup. That works. Thx!

[Jeff Krieger]

Thx again

[Jeff Krieger]

Thx, Ron, for replying. I simply want to move the graphics on the screen.

[Jeff Krieger]

Yes. That’s a great idea! Thanks! I will try that.

[Jeff Krieger]

Jeremy, I would really be interested in your workflow. Here’s the way I’m leaning…

– Create Library, Events, Projects
– Import into FCP (copy files into the same folder where the library is housed)
– Copy this entire folder onto another drive for archive/safety

What do you do?

[Jeff Krieger]

When you import in 10.1, you have the choice to include the files into the library or not.

[Jeff Krieger]

Ok, that makes sense. I usually copy to a drive first then import. Last night I imported straight from the card. Aha. Maybe if I delete the THM files off the card first. Timecode is not important to me usually. I use a 5D Mark II.

Maybe I should start a post about workflow with 10.1. Am wondering if it’s better to package the files or not with 10.1. And just generally how folks do it. Do you have one you like?

Thx again!

[Jeff Krieger]

Ha. Thx. So, are you saying if I hadn’t included the THM files in there, it wouldn’t have rewrapped? Maybe they were in there. I don’t remember. But the files were already .mov. It never did this before 10.1 that I remember. Thx again for your help!

[Jeff Krieger]

Thx Jeremy! But what’s this rewrapping stuff? Aren’t the majority of people using FCP using DSLR’s? I don’t understand.

[Jeff Krieger]

I have this same issue and have a follow up to your answer…

When you say:
You can do vrtually the same thing wihout lifting the clip if you use the precision editor on a clip that’s positioned between two others.

How do I use the precision editor to extend the keyframe beyond the clip? When I go into the precision editor, I can’t see the keyframes at all (which I usually do by pressing ctrl-v). How do you manipulate the keyframes in the precision editor?

Thx.