[Mark Suszko]

A way I explain that to kids is, think of your clips as songs in an iPod playlist. You can make new playlists and re-order, add, or drop songs to a playlist, but it’s non-destructive: the original songs remain unchanged, and the playlist is just a list of pointers to that song and others, defining the order of playing. That’s non-destructive editing, a key concept of NLE systems.

[Mark Suszko]

“Sold to an American.” – I’ll take it, if it’s still available. Contact me off-list.

[Mark Suszko]

Indeed.

[Mark Suszko]

Would I have to first un-install on the older machine?

[Mark Suszko]

Maybe a related issue: when I boot my FCPX or Motion, I get a pop-up about one particular plug in effect no longer being useable or something. How do I remove the specific plug-in?

[Mark Suszko]

“Practicing-economic-storytelling-makes-a-better-editor”. =7.

🙂

[Mark Suszko]

Блестящий хак, я поздравляю вас!

[Mark Suszko]

I can’t speak much to that, but would point out that there are general/ advanced settings for publishing that will automatically notify subscribers of new content and push the video to a playlist, so you’ll definitely want to go to the advanced controls tab and un-check all those options.

YouTube understandably is defaulting many of those kinds of options to maximize exposure of your new video, which is a logical assumption in most cases, but not so much your specific situation.

[Mark Suszko]

Obviously, the next iteration will be called FinalCut 1011

[Mark Suszko]

Thanks! Any links to a tutorial?