Mark Cookman
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Hey Ron, hoping all well.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the behind the scenes info and when you mentioned the WWUG – found myself logging in rather than just lurking.
I wonder how many folk like me are still floating around from the exiting desktop video days when one could telephone the company of science and arts developers direct to request additional keyboard shortcuts! -
They are right you know …. its ⌘ [ and ⌘ ]
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Thats wierd, for a quickie try the alternative way to export a file, from menu>Composition> save ram preview.
Does that give you the correct duration?To help people solve your issue: What is your setup and what version of AE are you using?
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i am still using fcp7/motion fcs3 on Mavericks – it works.
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I took this up with adobe when CS6 came out and again later enquirered if CC had fixed the issue…. the unhelpful response was ‘why dont you try CC’ .
We keep a terminal window open and command line delete before re rendering. It feels very old fashioned.
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heh forgot again – I just found this with search and realised I never thanked you!
…thanks!
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Guess what? It works exactly the same in FCPX now. So I guess the future is now, eh?
Perhaps you are right and after catching up with the now through a little background reading; “guess what” I should have said is :
After the update it seems studios can still only use FCPX collaboratively if they run on a SAN.
Due to flexibility needs; there is no ‘per seat’ file-share licensing in our future. -
An example for you folks: with FCP7 multiple editors can use the same clip (located on a shared drive) in each of their timelines and edit with it concurrently, meanwhile an FX artist is able to update the clip, the changes are reflected in any edits referencing that media.
Can’t see a way we can be that slick with FCPX at the moment, I’m hoping there will be some kind of FCServer solution for collaborative needs.
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still cant see how it fits into a collaborative workflow; editors and fx artists need to share media.
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Hello Carsten
I’m picking up on your aged comment regarding STP :
I love the punch in and out functionality of Soundtrack as I can playback the last recording and punch the new rec on the same track on-the-fly!
When you punch in on the fly – how do you stop hearing the ‘old’ audio that is already on the track?
cheers
Mark