[Stephen Underwood]

Just wanted to update on this thread… Placing new clips in a finder folder that has had clips previously imported and importing again into an existing keyword collection DOES duplicate the clips that were there from the first import in the keyword collection…

Brett, thanks for the tip on ‘drag/drop’ from finder…

~ Steve

[Stephen Underwood]

We’ll hope for the best on that one… Happy New Year!

[Stephen Underwood]

To clarify, this means if I try to upload something to YouTube when I’m on the road I might need to add whatever IP address I’m currently on to the ASP process?

[Stephen Underwood]

Thank you, Tim! So nice to have ‘Share’ operational again… Happy New Year…

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9
Processor: 2.6GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 16GB
Intel Iris Pro, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, FCX 10.09
Pegasus 4TB RAID

[Stephen Underwood]

Some clarification…

“It sounds like you are using 2 step authentication.”
In the Google account, yes with a 2nd email address I believe…

“You’ll need to generate a special password in your account”
Generate special password in the Google + account? Or another account? Can you direct me to which site/page I’d find that on? (If there’s link to a step-by-step on this that would be great…) Thanks ~

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9
Processor: 2.6GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 16GB
Intel Iris Pro, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, FCX 10.09
Pegasus 4TB RAID

[Stephen Underwood]

Excellent. I do have the source footage. Just wanted a confirmation before I forged ahead… ~ Thanks

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9
Processor: 2.6GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 16GB
Intel Iris Pro, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, FCX 10.09
Pegasus 4TB RAID

[Stephen Underwood]

Thank you Bill and David! Great info from both replies… Plenty of option to choose from. (As to the 720 resize question, I need to edit at the full 1080 size).

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9
Processor: 2.6GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 16GB
Intel Iris Pro, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M, FCX 10.09
Pegasus 4TB RAID

[Stephen Underwood]

Brett, Thanks for the help! Much appreciated…

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: iMac 27″, (Mid 2011), OS X 10.7.5
Processor: 3.4GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 24GB
AMD Radeon HD 697OM, FCX 10.08, FCP 7.03
Pegasus 4TB RAID

Computer: MacBookPro (Mid 2009), OS X 10.7.5
Processor: 3.06 GHz Intel Core2Duo, Memory: 4 GB
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400M 256 MB, Software: FCX 10.08, FCP 7.03

[Stephen Underwood]

Thanks for weighing in on this…

The 13″ maxed out is of interest as well… (2.8GHz dual core, 16GHz Memory).

Apple store rep, (a good friend) was saying that for editing, both the 13″ and 15″ would feel very fast, but I’d notice faster ‘batch’ processing (rendering movies, etc) with the 15″ (2.6GHz quad core, 16GHz memory).

The monitor size is not of much concern where I’ll be using externals. Trying to quantify “speed differences” may be impossible, but I figured I’d ask, because if the 13 will feel very close to the 15 in speed, I’d go that route. Don’t want to regret it though… Thanks!

[Stephen Underwood]

Thanks for the ‘spatial conform’ tip. Another question…

I have a 1920×1080 timeline (created by dragging a 5D clip) that I then dragged GoPro 1920×1440 clips into. I then “Crop>KenBurns” to position them vertically, cropping off parts of top or bottom of clip or panning up/dn w/Burns effect. Is that the best workflow to retain highest quality of the GoPro clips?

And another… In creating a new “GoPro Only” timeline by dragging in a 1920×1440 clip (but wanted to crop all clips vertically to end up with a 1920x1080p movie, what’s the correct method in that case?

I’d appreciate any advice… Thanks!

~ Steve Underwood

Computer: iMac 27″, (Mid 2011), OS X 10.7.5
Processor: 3.4GHz, Intel Core i7, Memory: 24GB
AMD Radeon HD 697OM, FCX 10.08, FCP 7.03
Pegasus 4TB RAID

Computer: MacBookPro (Mid 2009), OS X 10.7.5
Processor: 3.06 GHz Intel Core2Duo, Memory: 4 GB
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400M 256 MB, Software: FCX 10.08, FCP 7.03