Richard Herd
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[Walter Soyka] “I just can’t think of any other circumstance where a leading tool manufacturer has replaced a tool with a total redesign that swaths of their existing user base couldn’t use for their work, let alone been rewarded for it.”
Whoa. Yesterday I was just thinking I would not post my hammer analogy, but now I will:
I installed floorboards and trim around my house. At first I used a nail gun but it proved too cumbersome for such a small job. So I used a tack hammer instead. That is, the nail gun is an improvement on the tack hammer, but my job was so small I needed to use the other tool, the less complex tool.
I’ll let the ideologues debate whether X is the nail gun or the tack hammer.
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Have you read Horkeimer and Adorno’s Dialectic of Enlightenment?
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[David Lawrence] “Range export is a very very simple production need. It has nothing to with delivery or distribution.”
Additionally, it needs an “add to project/event/keyword after export” option.
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The problem is getting a small bit of footage into another app. I wrote about it below.
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Same here.
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Did you change the frame rate of the project?
https://help.apple.com/finalcutpro/mac/10.0.3/#ver3363b44e
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Thanks!
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But the clip must be its own project. My greenscreen footage for example was scene 5 or something like that. I wanted to only export a bit. But it exported the entire project! (I mean “share.”) But I’d already cut the footage for story continuity. I thought of other methods too, but they seemed silly: CC, Keyword it, new project, drop the cc into a new project, share it. Regardless, the keyer worked very well.
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I use Compressor for that kind of thing. Have you used compressor before? It’s a bit weird looking. Basically, you put your media file in there and then you apply presets and then you can change presets around for the exact settings you want.
In FCP, hit CMD-0 (that’s a zero) and you can change the sequence settings.