Michiel De leeuw van weenen
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And use a timeline speed which matches the fps speed. So if you film 30 or 60 fps, put it in a 30fps timeline. If you film 25 or 50, use a 25fps timeline.
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Which processor? I did all options on max. 4,2GHzI7 up to 4,5. 2TB flash HD, Radeon pro 580 8g VRAM.
Why: You can’t replace items after you buy. I like speed very much. I can sell my old iMac. I had a lot of good clients last half year.
The whole configuration is (without tax) around € 4.000,- (without memory what cost me seperate € 600,- for 64GB). -
Sorry. No idea. Maybe you can ask this guy if he found a solution.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7716194 -
Yes. You’re right about alt-q is wrong. (I replied without FCPX in front of me).
You can do 2 things:
1) Command-X to get the clip out of the primairy storyline. Use Alt-V to paste is where you want.
2) But if you want to insert it into a secondary storyline, you have to position the playhead where you want it (with arrow keys up and down). Then selecte the secondary group (not the clips) and press W. Just the regular insert command. -
You can use shortcuts. Cut from main storyline with command X and paste it back in secondary storyline with alt-Q. To paste it into a Group you have to select The group.
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I work always alone but for me this more shows why it’s not a good idea to film on this way. It looks pretty horrible. Why not take a better camera, only for the reason of being ‘light’. A c100 isn’t big….
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Thank you.
Wow! I tried NS1 and it’s great (and very simple).
Does someone has more helpfull picks from there big library? -
– You saved the script in file format ‘application’? (uncheck the options ‘Show startup screen’ and ‘stay open after run handler’
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mmmm….
Maybe you used unsupported settings in photoshop. (32bit?, color modes? alpha channels?).
Here some tips: https://support.apple.com/nl-nl/HT202409 -
Maybe you use a not supported image type?
https://support.apple.com/kb/PH12754?locale=nl_NL&viewlocale=en_US