FCP Import JVC Everio GZ-HD10 Video

FCP Import JVC Everio GZ-HD10 Video In this tutorial we will go over on how to Import JVC Everio GZ-HD10 AVCHD video clips in Final Cut Pro. We will need to first connect our usb cord from the camera to our computer via the usb port. Once connected start up Final Cut Pro go to file & select Log & Transfer then select the clips you want to transfer over. Keep in mind that this process will transcode your clips over to Pro Res but you can select different types of Pro Res or AIC to transcode to. After that is completed you can simply drag the first clip into your timeline & let FCP automatically set your settings. This way you can edit away. If you prefer to edit AVCHD in it’s native format then at the moment FCP will no do, but you can do so in Premiere Pro CS4 version both on Mac & PC.

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FCP Compressor Create Web Reference Movie

FCP Compressor Create Web Reference Movie In this tutorial we will go over on how to use the create web reference movie in compressor. For those that have used Quicktime Pro then your already half way there. As this will create 3 video files based on internet connection speed all without the use of any other program. Along with a sample html page that you can use & edit to your own needs.

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Final Cut Studio #? 32 bit or 64 bit

Final Cut Studio #? 32 bit or 64 bit Many questions have been raised at to weather Final Cut Pro is version 2.+ or 3.0, also many folks wanted to know if it is 32 bit or 64 bit. So we will use terminal to answer a few of these questions with in this video.

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Burn Blu-ray with a Mac? Here is a workaround tip

Burn Blu-ray with a Mac? Here is a workaround tip

Video by Brandon of YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/losslesscodecs

Even though macs do not come with blu-ray drives, it is possible to burn blu-rays with a mac configuration. Here are a couple of workarounds.

Link to blu-ray burner http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/MRF8UEB6XSM
Link to ken stone blog http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/blu-ray_fcp_fields.html

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FCP: Edit Multiple Clips Duration & Transitions

FCP: Edit Multiple Clips Duration & Transitions In this tutorial we will go over on how to edit multiple clip durations and transitions within Final Cut Pro. This is useful when creating photo slideshows or just making edits to existing projects within your timeline.

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Final Cut Pro: Tips 1 Keyboard Shortcuts

Final Cut Pro: Tips 1 Keyboard Shortcuts in this tutorial I will go over on how to use two keyboard shortcuts in Final Cut Pro to help speed up your workflow. These were some tips I learned the other day & am sharing with you.

Tip 1: Bring entire timeline into view
Tip 2: Select & move all video clips at one time.

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Connect: Final Cut Pro and ADVC-300

Connect: Final Cut Pro and ADVC-300 This tutorial we shall be going over on how to connect your ADVC-300 or similar device to your computer running Final Cut Pro, in order to capture your video. In my example I am using a Sony VHS to DVD Recorder, but in most cases you may be using a regular VCR which the steps outlined will still be the same. Make sure that you have your ADVC-300 device connected and both your computer & device turned on. Keep in mind that some applications such as iChat or Screen Sharing can conflict with your device so be sure not to be running those while doing your capture. Just follow the video tutorial for the rest of this setup.

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