The correct way to archive a Final Cut Pro X Project. So you've finished your edit in FCPX, how do you archive off a project for safe storage? In this new episode of MacBreak Studio we look at the correct way to make sure a project will come back to life in the future. The media manager in FCP7 was excellent. Well it was nearly excellent as there were a lot of things that it didn't copy over, but it did make a complete separate copy of whatever you wanted.
Now we are on FCPX, how do you archive a project without a built in Media Manager? Unfortunately we don't see a way of trimming clips, which isn't a problem if you are using a DSLR, but it is a problem if you handle streaming media. As always, many thanks to the guys from Ripple Training for producing another great tutorial packed with tips. To see more advice from Steve on FCPX, head over to the Ripple Training website where they have a large range of tutorials from beginner to advanced level. Hyperaud.io. Lightworks. PluralEyes 3. Singular Software - Support. What is the secret to Final Cut Pro X’s color management? · · The present and future of post production business and technology The present and future of post production business and technology. In the mid 1990′s my Australian company made the decision to purchase a Media 100 system.
That remains the best business decision I ever made (and selling it to jump to Final Cut Pro 1 was the second best business decision). It also meant we were migrating from Amiga computers to Macs. Given that I already had a graphic designer on staff for titles, illustrations and animations, I decided to delight clients by having our designer create a full color slick for the (then) VHS deliverables.
(Masters simply got descriptive labels.) Until that point we’d only done black and white printing, and it’s easy to proof what you’re going to get on a B&W laser printer. This became a serious problem when – while developing a food product for my parent’s company during the period I managed it (in addition to my own two companies) – we needed a very specific purple on mockup packaging we were presenting to food buyers at the national department store chains in Australia.
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