[Pete Appleby]

I agree it is interesting, but somewhat unrealistic. I wonder how many copies of Windows our government has licensed. If a software update crashes and burns, there will be lots of folks waiting for someone to fix the problem.

Seems that there are no easy answers these days…

[Pete Appleby]

Someone has posted the “Hitler hates FCP X” video. IMO this is hilarious!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVV9wEQZmGE

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[Pete Appleby]

I have run into a different issue with Multiclip in FCP 7 when trying to include and aif audio track.

The scenario is a church service recorded from 3 cameras and audio recorded on a separate device. The audio is 48k 16 bit aif. Everything is fine stand alone using viewer in the project. When I combine the 3 cameras into a multiclip, everything is fine. All syncs up perfectly.

When I try creating a multiclip using the same 3 camera clips and include the aif audio file, the audio does not work. I can select the audio, but nothing plays. When viewing the audio, no waveform is visible. The 3 cameras are still synched, but the timecodes displayed on the overlay are bogus, like 24:02:22;01 where there is only a little more than an hour total.

Any help with this is greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Pete