Massimo Croce
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with quicktime pro you can delete audio track.
open QT file in Quicktime pro 7 command+j select audio track you want delete and delete.Mac Pro “Eight Core” 2.26 (2009/Nehalem)
6GB ram Black Magic Decklink HD
final Cut Studio 3, Abobe After Effetcs, Davinci. -
Download e install the trial on 10.6.8 and work. Make some test and seems everithing is fine
Mac Pro “Eight Core” 2.26 (2009/Nehalem)
6GB ram Black Magic Decklink HD
final Cut Studio 2, Abobe After Effetcs,Media Composer 6
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Black magic use sdi to convert the signal in analog and need video. use a slug as a video track to layback an audio track
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or After effects
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https://www.barebones.com/products/TextWrangler/ it s free and good editor
Massimino Croce
Senior editor
NEW VIDEO PROJECT
Rome Italy
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try to export as xml, and then modify the file in a text editor (eg. text wrangler). find the parameter mane and modify. in a text editor is simple to find a and modify many string at once. reimport the new file.
Massimino Croce
Senior editor
NEW VIDEO PROJECT
Rome Italy
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[Jason Armstrong] “Will it delete any of the original files?”
NO…Place in a new project. will make a copy of media files. -
you can ‘t do it in FCP, but you can in QuickTime by selecting the clip open it in QT select “Show Movie Properties”(cmd-j) and deleting the audio tracks you don ‘t want.
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By checking the option place in a new project always create a new version.
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i agree with Michael Hancock