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issues with overwriting to primary
08 Jan 2021 21:27 #111990
by MrGreen
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Hey everyone, I recently updated to the latest version of FCPX and have been experiencing an issue overwriting to the primary storyline. I have a piece of B-Roll that i'd like the drop straight down as usual but now the clip is snapping to the end of the last clip on the primary timeline. And if I try dropping both clips of B-Roll down, they just go on either side of that last clip before the placeholder.
Did I perhaps accidentally enable a keyboard shortcut with my fat fingers?
Did I perhaps accidentally enable a keyboard shortcut with my fat fingers?
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08 Jan 2021 23:15 #111991
by Tom Wolsky
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Are you editing inside a clip or a compound clip? Can’t tell from the screenshots.
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09 Jan 2021 00:07 #111992
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic issues with overwriting to primary
Working fine for me in a Project and a Compound. Are you using Option-Command-⬇ ?
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09 Jan 2021 20:14 #111998
by MrGreen
I'm editing in a project without any compounds (yet). My other libraries are behaving normally so I'm thinking I must have accidentally pressed a keyboard shortcut.
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Tom Wolsky wrote: Are you editing inside a clip or a compound clip? Can’t tell from the screenshots.
I'm editing in a project without any compounds (yet). My other libraries are behaving normally so I'm thinking I must have accidentally pressed a keyboard shortcut.
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09 Jan 2021 20:19 #111999
by MrGreen
No luck with a keyboard shortcut or going through the menu. The workaround so far has been filling the gap with a blank generator, re-timed to fit, and then overwriting the B-roll to primary.
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Ben Balser wrote: Working fine for me in a Project and a Compound. Are you using Option-Command-⬇ ?
No luck with a keyboard shortcut or going through the menu. The workaround so far has been filling the gap with a blank generator, re-timed to fit, and then overwriting the B-roll to primary.
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09 Jan 2021 20:32 #112000
by ronny courtens
Replied by ronny courtens on topic issues with overwriting to primary
As Ben said, Shift+CMD+Down Arrow should do the trick but apparently, there is an unknown issue preventing this.
Press "P" then select both B-roll clips and drag the selection onto the Primary timeline while keeping the Shift key pressed (the latter to ensure that you don't move the selection while dragging it). Does this work?
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Press "P" then select both B-roll clips and drag the selection onto the Primary timeline while keeping the Shift key pressed (the latter to ensure that you don't move the selection while dragging it). Does this work?
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09 Jan 2021 21:43 #112001
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic issues with overwriting to primary
Could you post a screenshot that shows the top of the timeline pane and the timeline index. Ronny’s method is the quickest way around the problem, but I’m curious about what might be causing it. There is no shortcut that disabled this function.
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10 Jan 2021 04:05 - 10 Jan 2021 04:07 #112002
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic issues with overwriting to primary
Go to the Final Cut Pro menu, to Commands, and make sure Default is selected.
Next, go to the Apple menu, System Preferences, Keyboard, Shortcuts, and click the Restore Defaults button.
Then see if it works.
Next, go to the Apple menu, System Preferences, Keyboard, Shortcuts, and click the Restore Defaults button.
Then see if it works.
Last edit: 10 Jan 2021 04:07 by JoeEditor.
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