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Where to find Synchronized Clips inside a Library bundle or in the Finder?
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20 Mar 2014 18:22 #43080
by samtorsten
Where to find Synchronized Clips inside a Library bundle or in the Finder? was created by samtorsten
Hi There,
Searched for this in the FCPX forum but no results. Anyone know how to find the actual file created by FCPX when an audio and video clip is synchronized?
Synced a batch of clips for a friend who does not have FCPX so I can't just hand them a copy of my library.
When right clicking in FCPX upon the Synced clip, the option to "Reveal In Finder" is grayed out.
Any help much appreciated as always.
Cheers + Thanks
Searched for this in the FCPX forum but no results. Anyone know how to find the actual file created by FCPX when an audio and video clip is synchronized?
Synced a batch of clips for a friend who does not have FCPX so I can't just hand them a copy of my library.
When right clicking in FCPX upon the Synced clip, the option to "Reveal In Finder" is grayed out.
Any help much appreciated as always.
Cheers + Thanks
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20 Mar 2014 20:42 #43089
by Julian
Replied by Julian on topic Where to find Synchronized Clips inside a Library bundle or in the Finder?
FCPX is only synchronizing the clips in the library, not the finder so you will just have to export the synchronized clips as a master file.
You can right click on the event and create a new smart collection that will show only synchronized clips, then just export each clip one at a time. If that's too tedious, you can just put each clip on the timeline with a 5 second gap clip between and just export that and let your friend deal with it from there.
You can right click on the event and create a new smart collection that will show only synchronized clips, then just export each clip one at a time. If that's too tedious, you can just put each clip on the timeline with a 5 second gap clip between and just export that and let your friend deal with it from there.
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