[Pol]

I agree, but it’s better to use an external audio peak meter. I also use an external peak meter on my protools system.

[Pol]

Well, there is a thread on the blackmagic forum. With the latest version of the Blackmagic driver (for FCP5) You can mix different codecs. But not all…
You can mix 8 bit with 10 bit, and maybe some other codecs to. Info about the subject is hard to find.

It’s in the press release.

[Pol]

But why do they mention it in the press release? On the other hand, it would be a big feature and you could think that the marketing machine will try to communicate that. So why is it in the press release???

[Pol]

I agree, I switched to FCP after 8 years on Avid. At first I wanted to use the same keyboard layout as in Avid. But that will only take you longer to learn FCP.

[Pol]

That’s to bad, but it doesn’t matter since you can enlarge/reduce the timeline on the fly with apple -/+.
I always worked on Avid and the timeline always stopped playing when you enlarged/reduced it. I’m very happy that FCP keeps on playing.

[Pol]

Great!! Lot’s of little things to ask.

Larger font size for clips? Those tiny fonts are driving me crazy.
Seperate timecode window for different timecodes?
Will it be possible to do a swap edit in the timeline with several clips at once?
Timecode visible when capturing?
It would also be nice if you could name a clip during capturing, not before or after.
Mixed resolutions in timeline (I guess not…)?
Improved media management?
Possible to hide video track without losing render files?
An elegant solution for video transitions on multiple clips?

I have many more questions, but I forgot some.

Thanks,
Pol

[Pol]

OK, that will work but it’s not very elegant. I was hoping on a apple-i shortcut of some sort.
Thanks,

Pol

[Pol]

thanks, it works…