Jeremy Garchow
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Yes, it’s easy. Not reason to delete or reimport. Just click the right button and they show up in the Browser.
https://support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/hide-clips-in-the-browser-verf02db6a29/mac
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Hide clips in the browser in Final Cut Pro for Mac
In Final Cut Pro for Mac, you can hide clips from view in the browser to reduce clutter.
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It could be that way, not sure the source of the clips (or the source of the proxy tc in the proxy clips).
Do you have Premiere or Resolve? Drag one of the high res clips in to one of those programs. What does it show for tc? Does it show zeros or does it have other tc?
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Yes I use the Assume TC to be from > Source TC
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Two ways. Video Tool Shed’s QT change will add a tc track to the clips based on the metadata, and FCP will be able to read that tc track. I use this tool frequently, and it’s quick and easy, and relatively inexpensive: https://www.videotoolshed.com/handcrafted-timecode-tools/qtchange/
CommandPost has a Sony TC Repair function: https://commandpost.fcp.cafe/toolbox/sony-timecode/
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Just watched a video that said the standalone and studio apps will be the same. Difference will be you will get the iPad versions of the appropriate apps in the subscription. You can still buy all of that apps (for ~$1000) or get them all for $129/year. I guess we will get more clarity as it is physically launched.
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I see. Then yes, that is a bit different.
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Isn’t this just a way to get a bunch of Apps on subscription? Seems like you can still pay for what you want and not tied to a subscription. Website says this:
“Can I still use my existing versions of Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, MainStage, Motion, and Compressor?
Yes. If you already own Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, MainStage, Motion, or Compressor, you can continue using them. These standalone Mac apps are also available for one-time purchase and redownload from the App Store, so you can keep working with the tools you have.”
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Anytime you export out of any program you will have to compress a new file. There is no way to make new frames without some form of compresssion cycle, obviously some are more lossy than others.
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You can set the storage destination in your Library preferences and consolidate to an external source. It does not have to be in to the library.
There is also an app called Reference X on the App Store that helps with this. You have to export as fcpxml v1.11 though, which is still possible in the latest version of FCP.
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If you are trying to translate a whole library, XtoCC on the App Store is your best bet. Not a perfect translation but it will get you pretty close.