Moving and Sharing Final Cut Pro X Effects
On This Week's MacBreak Studio
By Mark Spencer | January 01, 2013
Happy New Year, everyone! We are starting off 2013 by getting a little "terminal": I talk with Steve Martin from Ripple Training about how to share FCP X effects in FCP X that you modify, create, download or purchase.
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I’m new to Final Cut Pro. When I add transitions between two clips, it eats away the footage on both clips. Once the transition is in there, I can’t drag the footage to extend it anymore. How do I avoid that? Option W?
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