Friday, February 04, 2011

Quicktips 2011 Day 04: Save a comment specific column layout in FCP

Scott Simmons | 02/04- 09:11 AM

February 4, 2011 - I like to save a specific bin column layout for comments only and then edit to my liking

When you’re using the View as List setting in a Final Cut Pro bin there are several columns that are labeled as comment columns of some type. All of those comment column headings can be edited and customized (as was discussed during the last 28 Days of Quicktips). I also like to save a column-only template for editing and taking notes.

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Thursday, February 03, 2011

Quicktips 2011 Day 03: Scrub the FCP thumbnail column thumb

Scott Simmons | 02/03- 08:38 AM

February 3, 2011 - You can scrub the thumbnail displayed in the FCP thumbnail column

There’s a thumbnail column with the Final Cut Pro browser. Call that column up and you can then scrub the thumbnail right in the Browser column.

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Wednesday, February 02, 2011

So You Think You Have An Original Idea?

Bruce A Johnson | 02/02- 07:53 PM

Think Again.

Everything is a Remix from Kirby Ferguson on Vimeo.

 

Everything is a Remix Part 2 from Kirby Ferguson on Vimeo.

Big thanks to Gary Bettan of Videoguys.com for pointing out a really interesting take on modern creativity.  It’s at a site called EverythingisaRemix.info .  A guy named Kirby Ferguson just disassembles two of the most sacred cows of the last forty years - Led Zeppelin and Star Wars - in a funny, deadpan way that makes “This American Life” sound like “Family Guy.”  And they aren’t the only victims here - be sure to hang on through the credits for even more fun!  There are currently two episodes out (of a promised four).  Even though there are embed links in this post, be sure to go to his site and click on the “Donate” button.  This guy deserves a little dough!

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Wednesday, February 02, 2011

Quicktips 2011 Day 02: Manifesto title tool can spell check

Scott Simmons | 02/02- 08:32 AM

February 2, 2011 - The recent free FxFactory title update includes a title tool that can spell check

One thing that’s always seemed to be missing out of the built-in Final Cut Pro title tool, as well as the Boris Graffiti plug-in, is spell checking. I noticed the other day that the new Manifesto static title generator can spell check. This Quicktip was supposed to happen later in the week but after some Manifesto discussion on Twitter yesterday I moved it up.

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Tuesday, February 01, 2011

Quicktips 2011 Day 01: Apply multiple FCP bin comments at once

Scott Simmons | 02/01- 06:49 AM

February 1, 2011 - right + click to apply multiple comments to clips at once in FCP bin

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This is one of my favorite little gems when logging clips in Final Cut Pro. When using list view in the FCP Browser you can right + click (or control + click) on a single button mouse to apply different types of column criteria to multiple FCP clips at once. It’s not just for Master Comment columns either but quite a few other user selectable columns as well.

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Monday, January 31, 2011

28 Days of Quicktips Coming Again for 2011 + reader Quicktips

Scott Simmons | 01/31- 10:23 AM

The best of those reader Quicktips can pick a free book

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February 1 UPDATE:  KPL Production Services has added their timecode calculators for iOS devices to the reader submitted Quicktips prize list.

Way back in the year 2009 when I started this channel on PVC I published the 28 Days of Quicktips. It was exactly what the title says, one Quicktip a day for the entire month of February that usually pertained to either Final Cut Pro or Avid Media Composer. It’s now 2011 and February is almost upon us so I thought I’d do it again for 2011. One tip a day for the entire month. FCP, Avid and maybe a few for Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.

This year we’re also looking for user submitted Quicktips this time as well. Just send us your favorite short Quicktip and an accompanying image or two that helps illustrate the tip and we’ll try to publish those as well. And as an incentive to send us your own Quicktips I will choose what I personally judge to be the best submission and send them a free book. Details below.

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

PluralEyes for Avid Media Composer ships and syncs for you

Scott Simmons | 01/30- 06:03 PM

The must-own auto syncing software originally for Final Cut Pro comes to Avid

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Singular Software made the announcement just the other day that their flagship product PluralEyes has been released for Avid Media Composer. As we all know PluralEyes is automagic software that “listens” to the audio of clips in an edit timeline and then attempts to automatically sync them. I say attempts but I’ve had great luck with it syncing some very difficult things and the Avid version seems to work quite well. PluralEyes for Media Composer is on sale for $119 until February 21.

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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Ten Editing “Must Own’s” of 2010 - #7

Kevin P McAuliffe | 01/25- 06:16 AM

If you’re an editor, here’s the forth of ten products from 2010 that you MUST own!

Hey, I know we’re already into 2011, but I’m not going to stop looking at the best of 2010 until I’m finished, because you don’t want to overlook any of these products!

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