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Transition causing grief
18 Aug 2011 20:54 #906
by atk_nut
Transition causing grief was created by atk_nut
OK, getting used to fcpx....slowly.....BUT
My workflow has typically been to rough out all the clips into my basic structure, then polish the film after by adding the transitions I like. Worked great in the past.
But, in fcpx, when I do that, the cross dissolve (or any transition for that matter) starts to shrink the time line (sorry, story line). It's throwing my timing way off.
I'm using 24fps full HD.
Any ideas from the experts?
Thanks.
My workflow has typically been to rough out all the clips into my basic structure, then polish the film after by adding the transitions I like. Worked great in the past.
But, in fcpx, when I do that, the cross dissolve (or any transition for that matter) starts to shrink the time line (sorry, story line). It's throwing my timing way off.
I'm using 24fps full HD.
Any ideas from the experts?
Thanks.
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18 Aug 2011 22:00 #907
by Jimmyfinn
Replied by Jimmyfinn on topic Re: Transition causing grief
In your preferences, Edit tab, change the
transition setting to 'Available Media'
Full overlap forces FCP to trim your storyline
to enable default transitions but you are experiencing the unwanted
downside of that mode
transition setting to 'Available Media'
Full overlap forces FCP to trim your storyline
to enable default transitions but you are experiencing the unwanted
downside of that mode
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