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Loren Risker
March 6, 2013 at 8:03 pm in reply to: export to compressor all exports in single “document”I don’t think there is a way. FCPX desperately needs a batch export option. I’ll be very surprised if it doesn’t come in the next version.
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Did you try transcoding the files first?
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This can be frustrating. There are a few ways to do this.
Change the opacity of the clip to do your fade instead of a cross dissolve.
Use a gap clip that’s just the right length.
Connect your second clip to the storyline as opposed to editing it right next to the dissolve.
Anyone have a better solution? I usually just use the opacity option.
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Yeah just delete the entire render folder. It’ll force everything to re-render which clears up a lot of glitches.
You can try renaming the backup to currentversion.fcpevent and temporarily replace the currentversion.fcpevent in there now. Just move the one in there now some place else.
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I edit on a 2011 13inch macbook pro, and h.264 are workable, but they cause a lot of slowdowns. Especially when skimming or fast forwarding.
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Another solution:
Grab the edit point of the clip you want to extend so that the end of the clip and the beginning of the gap clip are both selected (the key)
Move your playhead to the end of the gap clip.
Hit shift-x to simultaneously extend the end of your previous clip and overwrite the gap clip so that it is no longer there.
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OK, so sounds like your plural eyes event is corrupted. I bet there will be a “corrupted database” line in your system.log if you want to verify.
Is there a backup event in the backups folder?
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Loren Risker
February 21, 2013 at 12:17 am in reply to: Imported Project From iMovie Uses 16:9, Original Material is 4:3It sounds like you’re exporting correctly, but not setting up your project correctly.
Try this:
Go to your project browser and highlight the project.
Open the inspector/properties (command 4). In the the lower right corner of the inspector window there should be a wrench. That will give you the video resolution options FCPX offers. Unfortunately it’s not nearly as customizable as it was in FCP7.
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Oh gotcha, I haven’t had to use Plural Eyes yet since the built in auto-syncing has been working well for me.
So you’re saying you can see the event in the event browser? If you select it does it show your clips as offline? IF so, does right clicking the event and relinking do any good?
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Will selecting your project in the project browser and selecting relink let you relink to your source media?
I’m sure you have a good reason for doing things the way you’re doing them, but I find having one event for any project makes everything much easier.
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