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  • Wait a minute here FCPX does keep its in and outs similare to FCP7.

    FCP7
    Create your In and Out in your master clip add it to the timeline adjust your ins and outs on the same clip and ad that portion into the timeline.
    Double click the clip in the timeline it will open up in the viewer with the ins and outs the same with the second clip from the same master clip.

    FCPX
    Mark your In and Out throw that guy in your timeline adjust the Ins and Outs from the same clip add it in your timeline.
    Select the clip on your timeline and hit shift F you will get your In and Outs in the Event library.
    Not sure what the issue is?

  • Thomas Frank

    April 28, 2012 at 8:47 am in reply to: Is the Mac Pro Dead?

    Guess guess lets be real here! Why is everybody using iMac on trade shows?
    One is if runs on a iMac use it much easier to bring with you. Two Mac Pro has not been updated since what 2 years now?

    Maybe we won’t see a tower, would be a big mistake from Apple but people will get over it and move along.
    On the quote from Tim Cook… If Apple was a “post PC” company as many think then we won’t be seeing a iMac and laptops.

    His comment has more meaning more in direction Apple is a entertainment hub not just computers.

  • Thomas Frank

    April 28, 2012 at 8:33 am in reply to: Guys, Apple is really listening!

    Three minutes is to long good we didn’t go to Premiere!

    Anyways this is normal we have been getting feed back from Apple since I have worked in the company.
    But it does give you a nice warm feeling. 😉

  • Thomas Frank

    April 26, 2012 at 6:43 pm in reply to: Lightworks – As Popular As FCPX?

    I am aware of this, but not sure how this changes that he console kick a$$?
    The interface is new feels very linux like has some awesome features that A’s don’t have but still decision where made.
    At this moment they where good decision. But when the Mac version comes will pop in the shop and see how it really works in a real live situation. The Demo at the NAB was cool and the EditShare guys are some of nicest people I have meat in this market.

  • Thomas Frank

    April 26, 2012 at 6:23 pm in reply to: Lightworks – As Popular As FCPX?

    No not saying that but in our case we would need the paid version…. codecs… the main reason was EditShare and looking at the LightWorks which is cool I really dig the project sharing in real time!
    That is innovation, but as live is it went to a totally different rout.
    Still waiting for the Mac version! 🙂

  • Thomas Frank

    April 26, 2012 at 6:12 pm in reply to: Lightworks – As Popular As FCPX?

    Well after having a Demo at the NAB last year and talking to coach it seems it is the secret weapon of LightWorks.

    Don’t get me wrong the console kicks a$$! Love it but it is high the good news it is made in England, well the ones at the NAB where.

  • Thomas Frank

    April 26, 2012 at 6:04 pm in reply to: Lightworks – As Popular As FCPX?

    Well laster year the price was $3,120.00 bucks talking to EditShare.

  • Thomas Frank

    April 26, 2012 at 5:48 pm in reply to: Lightworks – As Popular As FCPX?

    [Franz Bieberkopf]

    Thomas,

    Actually we have no numbers on how many downloads (paid or otherwise) there have been of FCPX. One estimate a few weeks back put the upper limit around the same number (250K).

    The yearly subscription is $60.00 – I suppose that might be a problem for some. It’s unclear what features this adds, but I think it’s only added codecs.”
    Well that is easy to figure out it is the 2nd grossing App on the App Store that is one and it has been quoted There are now more Final Cut Pro X installs than Final Cut Pro 7 installs.
    https://www.philiphodgetts.com/2012/04/some-final-cut-pro-x-data-points/
    A little research could give some light to this…

    Yeah you get some licensed codecs but having LightWorks without the what $3000 Console is not worth it…

  • Event, Project etc.. fails?
    Who having that? But if it does or not realty is it is all data on a computer so anything can fail.
    if you are not prepared for that well I guess you haven’t that much experience right?

    I can’t complain about any speed issues but it would be nice to have a option to clear out the RAM.
    ONe thing I hate about After Effects on Windows… yuk.

  • Thomas Frank

    April 25, 2012 at 10:11 pm in reply to: No Convergence of iOS & OS X

    You guys realize that Apple or and Steve Jobs said certain things to make them believe the opposite?
    So they can work away with compitition and make it a bigger surprise?

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