Misha Aranyshev
Forum Replies Created
-
I’ve been waiting for someone saying it for long time. Original FCP was a success because it made sense, not because it was cheap.
-
From this point of view the turning point was when they enabled broadcast monitoring.
-
[craig slattery] “I think its a turning point because there is no real reason anymore not to use the software.”
There is still no replace on playhead, no ganging, no real tracks and the timeline is still magnetic. That’s plenty of real reasons for me not to use it.
-
If the file names, duration, TC match relinking should be a problem. Canon files don’t have Reel names but I assume your ProRes didm’t have them either.
-
Just drag or copy/paste synced clips into a new bin.
-
The big one was the General Secretary of the Central Committee of The Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The position originally was that of the literal secretary: handling all Central Committee paperwork. Stalin realised that control over papers equals control over the growing party bureaucracy and quietly snatched this seat while others were fighting for Ministerial (People’s Commissar) Portfolios.
Formally Soviet Union had all the signs of modern state: Supreme Council of the Soviet Union (Parliament), Council of Ministers and Supreme Court. Didn’t help a bit.
-
There was no Secretary position in Politburo. Just Members and Candidates (non-voting members).
-
Option–A isn’t needed to copy the contents of the in to out range.
-
You don’t need to select in to out to ripple delete in FCP 7. Just in and out.
-
Track lock would wreck the sync. Insert or Ripple Paste would do the job just fine.