[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you very much for your response. I simple ejected hard drive and restarted computer. That easy )))

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you very much! Everything went fine finaly with FCPX and Resolve

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you!

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you for your response. Actually it finally got opened. It just took more than an hour. But…some clips are messed up. Compound clips mostly. Should I breake down compaund clips in FCPX first?
Regards,
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you!
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you. I understand. I am still concerned about using mp4 which is very small in size, comparing to .mov which became pretty big after compression. What would be the advantage to use .mov for a rouph cut which will be replaced completly later on?
Regards,
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you very much for your response! There is no 4K clips at all, footage is pretty old. So, no need to convert anything to .mov? Conversion increases size dramatically.
I absolutly agree with you – it supposed to be a very rough cut just to show potential stakeholders how the film will look.
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Sorry, just to confirm – convert to .mov first, correct?
Thank you,
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

Thank you very much!
Lucy

[Lucy Slavinsky]

It is easier to buy a recorder then to find a volunteer with experience ☺ Thank you very for your help!
Lucy