Mike Fitzsimmons
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Can’t tell from the image, but have you tried scrolling all the way up in the browser? Also, maybe you “rejected” it? I’m unsure if you can actually do that, but your window shows “hide rejected.”
Mike
Lead Producer Detroit Red Wings / Olympia Entertainment
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I find myself in this mode ALL the time. Super fast/flexible.
Mike
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MacBreak Studio/Ripple Training tutorials. LOTS of good info (and Steve and Mark seem like good guys). Be careful going back to the earliest videos as FCPX has been updated MANY times since they were produced. Good for concepts, but many have been improved since first introduced.
As mentioned earlier, don’t force it to be FCP7, else you’ll get frustrated and completely defeat the advantages built in to FCPX. Many of the features that people seem to get hung up on in FCPX (e.g.: magnetic timeline) can be learned very quickly and/or overridden using key commands. (And IMHO, don’t underestimate the power of the INSERT GAP command.)
All the best!
Mike
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Sorry, just saw below you might have done this already…
Mike
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Not sure and just guessing from you file link structure, but you might try FINDER>GO>GO TO FOLDER>/VAR/FOLDERS/JS. See if files reside here.
It might be that your files were saved into a “private” folder that is reserved for the system and the finder “can’t see.”
Just a guess, but if you search for the file names at the finder level or with FCPX, they will not be found if “hidden” in this manner.
Good luck!
Mike
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Could your Firewire>TB adapter be bad? I just got thru importing a ton of old footage using an old Z7U without issue.
Good luck!
Mike
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With all the hullabaloo about “Blade” why are they still referred to as “Clips” for that matter?
To quote Monty Python, “This isn’t an argument!”
Mike
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This happened to me as well in the past. Taking a few minutes (hours) playing with how to edit the GRX in AE pays off.
I used AE to build all of my customized GRX pieces (without the background video), exported as MOV files (with Alpha) and then just comp’d things together in FCPX. I found dealing with the multitude of actual video files as easier in FCPX.
Good luck!
Mike
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Probably! Small world… Where are you?
Did you ever try importing directly into FCPX? Should work, if that’s where you’ll edit, saves a step or two.
Mike
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