[Jeremy Garchow]

You can queue multiple ranges.

Set a range, share it. Set a range, share it. Set a range, share it.

Those three ranges will queue in the background.

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Herb Sevush] “and viola, the Moviola.”

Have I been saying Moviola incorrectly this whole time?

On no, that would be Movoila, not Moviola.

At any rate, I see what you were trying to do here. Well played, sir.

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Eric Santiago] “If anyone has any experience with the nMP with any of the two (Dell and LG) please chime in.”

I run mine from a Tube.

Works great. I also use it as a hub for USB/whatevers sometimes.

[Jeremy Garchow]

No.

I’d try putting the multiple layers of stills in to a compound clip. I’m not sure if that would work, but it’s worth a shot.

If not, perhaps an email to intelligent assistance (makers of PBF) could help sort it out.

[Jeremy Garchow]

Since they are stacked (more than one still on screen at a time) their individual run time is longer then the total run time of the program. You have roughly 4m16s of stills in a 3m44s program, accounting for over 100% of the trt.

[Jeremy Garchow]

Do you have a custom keyboard shortcut setting selected?

Try toggling to the default.

[Jeremy Garchow]

I have the same monitor as Brett with TB2.

After it I bought it, a 38” became available. My only regret is I didn’t get the 38”.

The curve does not bother me at all, the flat version bothered me because it was almost too wide at a close distance. I used to have two monitors that positioned in a slight ‘V’ shape. I like the single bigger monitor (with almost the same pixel count) much better.

I have no “alignment” issues with graphics/straight lines. It’s a really nice monitor and everyone that comes to the suite is immediately curious about it and they all say they like it. It’s a good piece of kit.

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Mark Smith] “When you selected all the clips in the index -“

I added some notes on the vimeo review page so you can follow along. I don’t select clips in the index, I just selected all on the timeline (command-a).

[Mark Smith] “rolled the mouse over to the the time line and saw all the clip marquees turn yellow then CTRL D type in duration and nothing happened?”

Control-d turns the tc window to blue. When it’s blue, you can add a custom duration, to which I typed “1.enter”

[Mark Smith] “I’m a little mystified why control D doesn’t allow you to change duration of those still frames. It works ths way on all my machines.”

But that’s exactly what I did. I am not sure what you are doing wrong. Open quicktime, select File > New Screen Recording, and record what you are doing. You can post the file here to the Cow if you don’t have a streaming service such as Vimeo/Youtube/other. Click the little “disk” icon above the response text box to upload a file to this website, and copy/paste the link and reply here with that link.

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Michael Lescord] “Also, I see you change the 4 sec interval in the viewer to 1 sec, which I do but I didn’t see that you selected all of the photos in the timeline before doing that.”

At about :13 you can see me select all (I hit command-a) and all the clips turn yellow, meaning they are selected.

[Jeremy Garchow]

[Michael Lescord] “Hmm, wonder why you can’t search FCPX for delete preferences and get an answer? Maybe the program is not very good?”

Here’s a search for delete preferences in Adobe Premiere. It also turns up nothing:

I am sorry you are having trouble with this, Michael, but this process works in FCPX. I use this exact process a lot, and does what you are trying to do. There is obviously something wrong, we just have to find out what it is.