[Marek Kowolik]

try this: https://toolfarm.com/plugins/index.php/Marcus‘s_Final_Cut_Pro_Plug-in_Facelight

marek

[Marek Kowolik]

Well – You need to unzip the files – sometimes you need to use Stuffit to unzip the file – and then I always put new plugins to LibraryApplication Support/Final Cut Pro System/SupportPlugins or for FCE4: LibraryApplication Support/Final Cut Express/Plugins – this should work.

marek

marek

[Marek Kowolik]

Thank you, B U T – Is it really that Toast is about the worst there is? I thought – after skipping/freezing problems with DVDs burned using iDVD08 – that I AM moving up when I bought Toast10 lately… hmm – why? In what sense iDVD would be better? and – why such a low opinion regarding Toast?

marek

[Marek Kowolik]

This is weird… I did not have these plugins, but after posting I went to the site, downloaded them to mu Mac (did not even had to unzip them or use Stuffit – they were unzipped already upon downloading in the Download folder), and then I did what I wrote in the previous post – put them to: Library > App support > Final Cut Express > Plugins and they showed up in my FCE4 (I don’ have FCP) just fine, and are somehow quite intuitive, so I think one can use them fine without any instructions – their controls (in Control tab) might guide one’s actions easily…. but you need them to show up in the program first…. Good luck; it should work; I’m sure that something must be little off.. and you can spot it, so it’ll work.

marek

[Marek Kowolik]

You need to unzip the files – sometimes you need to use Stuffit to unzip the file – and then I always put new plugins to LibraryApplication Support/Final Cut Pro System/SupportPlugins or for FCE4: LibraryApplication Support/Final Cut Express/Plugins – this should work.

marek

[Marek Kowolik]

From my experiences with editing on both: MBP and Mac Pro – there is a huge difference – whatever you do, professional, big or private and small. It is actually a pleasure to work on Mac Pro vs. watching spinning beach ball on MBP, whenever you want to composite the tracks, or do practically anything that involves more than totally simple assembly of clips… I’d rather not hesitate, and get Mac Pro. Good luck anyway you choose!

marek