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Exporting clips with handles.
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03 Dec 2012 16:07 #18124
by David Sands
Exporting clips with handles. was created by David Sands
Does any know if you can export the clips from a project with just the footage used + handles?
The way you could in fcp7, so it makes new clips that are much shorter than the original files.
The way you could in fcp7, so it makes new clips that are much shorter than the original files.
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03 Dec 2012 19:27 #18126
by ianstubbs
Replied by ianstubbs on topic Exporting clips with handles.
If you are referring to the Media Manager then no, FCPX doesn't have that facility I'm afraid.
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03 Dec 2012 22:02 #18140
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So is ClipExporter the best option for this type of workflow?
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05 Dec 2012 11:43 - 05 Dec 2012 11:48 #18212
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Replied by mtp_thomas on topic Exporting clips with handles.
Yes. But I recommend to wait until the upcoming update v1.2. is out.
You can download and try the demo version which is limited to 7 clips and only supports FCP X 10.0.5.
Edit: just for clarification and avoiding to mislead anyone: ClipExporter exports clips with handles as Quicktime Reference files. It won´t give you a new fcpxml that you can import in FCP X based on the shortened files (similar to Avids conform feature).
You can download and try the demo version which is limited to 7 clips and only supports FCP X 10.0.5.
Edit: just for clarification and avoiding to mislead anyone: ClipExporter exports clips with handles as Quicktime Reference files. It won´t give you a new fcpxml that you can import in FCP X based on the shortened files (similar to Avids conform feature).
Last edit: 05 Dec 2012 11:48 by mtp_thomas. Reason: clarification
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