Loren Risker
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Got it. Try putting the title into a compound clip by itself (select the title in the timeline, hit alt-g). Double click the compound clip and make your title adjustments in there. You can use transform like you did before to move it to the right, then select each line and right justify.
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Is this a default title that came with FCPX or did you grab it form somewhere else? What’s the name of the title effect?
Am I right to understand that you can move the whole title to the right, but the next needs to be right justified instead of left justified?
If so, then the only way I know to adjust the parameters is to go back to where it was built, in Motion 5.
Motion 5 works with FCPX a little differently than how Motion 4 worked with FCP7.
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Do you have motion? You should have more control over the template if you open it in motion.
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Will just rendering out a prores file from After Effects not work for you?
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Yes, both of those methods will work just as well regardless of whether they are different clips or on the same channel.
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2 quick options:
Put them in one compound clip and show the audio properties of the compound clip.
Under the Audio Enhancements section click the arrow next to Audio Analysis. Turn on Loudness and play with the sliders until they match.Eye ball the waveforms and drag the audio level bar up until they all more or less match.
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Ok, it does work fine. All you have to do is use the default proxy setting in compressor, then create the path /Transcoded Media/Proxy and drop your proxies in there. Make sure the proxies have the same clip name as the original clip. I have a feeling FCPX will be a lot faster if I do all my transcoding in compressor now.
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MPEG Streamclip is good, but I’d probably use compressor for this. I was just wondering if I could create my own proxy without having relinking issues. I plan to run a test and see what happens.
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Are you exporting by sending to compressor or are you exporting straight from the timeline?
Is it possible you don’t have high quality or original versions of the pixelated clip? Could it be exporting a proxy version? (reveal in finder, verify it’s in the transcoded/high quality media folder)
I would also try taking just the section that’s giving you problems, opening a new project and dropping it in there to test the export.
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Are the clips available in the event browser?
Also, try changing your playback settings in your preferences. If use proxy media is selected, use original, or vice versa. Does that help?
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