Mark Spencer
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Read up in the online help about setting keyframes with record animation, what you are asking to do is quite simple.
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
Make sure your project settings (command-J) match your video material – it’s easy to accidentally put DV material in an SD timeline. Also, to double-check, view on an NTSC monitor – it can be normal to see interlacing on the computer that won’t show on the monitor (FCP only shows one field in the Canvas by default).
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
In your preferences, on the Project section, under Playback Control, make sure you are set to “Skip video frames”
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
Links to lots of free tutorials on applemotion.net
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
Just like FCP – tap the M key while listening to set markers in the timeline, then set your keyframes for the parameters you want to animate at those markers.
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
No way to do this that I have found
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net -
Check my site, all online tutorials are listed there – check “blowing things up”.
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Editor/Producer
Apple-certified instructor, Final Cut Pro and Motion
Author, Motion Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press (coming soon)
https://www.applemotion.net