Display media outside the Viewer boundary when adjusting scale, rotation, and position using Transform Overscan. Add a Custom Overlay as an on-screen guide when placing text and graphics within a square or vertical frame.
Use the new Duplicate Project As command in combination with Smart Conform to quickly create a social media version of your existing project. Crossfade audio on adjacent clips in one step using a menu command or keyboard shortcut. Use Close Project command in a new drop down menu above the timeline to clear project history.
Sort clips and projects by last modified date in list view. Easily stabilize degree video with one-click tools in the inspector. Delete generated proxy files for individual clips in the browser. Improves performance when dragging a complex project to a new Library.
Fixes an issue in which spanned clips were imported incorrectly. Fixes an issue in which adjusting clip audio configuration results in the audio role resetting to its default. Fixes an issue in which thumbnails would not update when skimming titles, generators, and transitions in the browser. Improves visual feedback when dragging music and sound effects from the media browser. Improves reliability when sharing a project via email.
Improves reliability when importing stabilization data via XML. Improves reliability when importing multicam camera angle metadata via XML. Fixes an issue in which Final Cut Pro would sometimes load an incorrect project into the timeline. Resolves an issue in which thumbnails would not update when skimming titles, generators, and transitions in the Browser.
Improves stability when sharing. Improves stability when skimming media in the Browser. Improves reliability when importing and exporting CEA captions. Grade HDR video with enhanced color mask and range isolation tools. Select which internal or external GPU is used to accelerate graphics processing.
HSL hue, saturation, and luma controls in the Color inspector let you select a range of color with greater precision. Improves stability when applying noise reduction to a Rec.
Improves reliability and performance when using the Flow transition. Fixes an issue in which relinked media would sometimes result in empty thumbnails. Timecode window remains visible when other applications are active. Playhead now snaps to keyframes placed on audio components.
Skimming an audio component now plays back audio as expected. Surround panning keyframes now work as expected when reopening a library. Fixes an issue that could cause share destinations to disappear from the share menu after quitting Final Cut Pro. Fixes an issue that could cause the workflow extension button to disappear when resizing the interface. Fixes an issue in which the Select Clip command could incorrectly select the clip beneath the playhead.
Fixes an issue in which a successful share notification appears after the share operation was cancelled. Fixes an issue in which frames saved to the frame browser in the Comparison Viewer may appear differently than they do in the viewer. Fixes an issue in which frequency information for Hum Removal may not be visible in the audio inspector. Fixes an issue in which relinked media may appear with black thumbnails in the browser and timeline.
Fixes an issue in which the share menu may be obscured behind the viewer when using Final Cut Pro in fullscreen mode Improves reliability when sharing video to YouTube. Improves stability when sending a project to Compressor using the Shift-Command-E keyboard shortcut. Improves stability when creating or editing titles with Arabic or Hebrew text.
Improves stability when switching tabs in the Timeline Index. Drag and drop clips between the extension window, browser, and timeline. Connect to existing third-party accounts to access projects, download media, and purchase content. Deep integration allows extensions to control timeline playback, navigation, clip markers, and more. Workflow extensions include tools for collaboration Frame. Batch share Export and transcode multiple clips in the browser — with or without a camera lookup table LUT — for fast turnaround of dailies and other reviews.
Emails went out to users thanks to Josh Granger for informing us who currently use FCP-7 that it won't open anymore if you upgrade. While certain older support apps like Cinema Tools haven't opened for several generations of updates, Final Cut has continued to, and there are companies and even TV shows See House of Cards that continue to use it on a day to day basis.
Those companies now either need to stop updating their OS or move on from Final Cut. Apple would like you to update to Final Cut X , its newer editing application that initially disappointed professionals but has slowly beem regaining some of the ground lost.
But as opposed to the Apple vs. Avid world of , the last time FCP-7 updated, we now have a broad landscape with Avid , Adobe Premiere , and Blackmagic Resolve competing for that marketshare.
We imagine the folks at Blackmagic are both celebrating the timing of this announcement and rushing to get 14 out of beta before the official High Sierra launch. Considering the amazing improvements with editing tools in Resolve this year, we imagine the folks at Blackmagic are both celebrating the timing of this announcement and rushing to get 14 out of Beta before the official High Sierra launch, since moving from FCP-7 straight over to Resolve would make a lot of sense for the majority of users.
Unfortunately, Avid has hobbled Media Composer First too much to make it a real consideration if you are the type of user who is still hanging on to FCP classic. If users haven't jumped to Premiere already, it's likely the subscription fee they want to avoid and so they aren't likely to jump now. Good old free Resolve is waiting for those FCP-7 users investigating other options: just be sure to get the newest beta for your testing, as beta 6 is much more stable than before.
Credit: Blakcmagic. There will likely be workarounds. Or you can avoid updating your OS. You don't have to update to High Sierra if you don't want to.
But George RR Martin only has to write, he doesn't need to do VFX and sound and work with various other freelancers turning in edits on their platforms. In other words, he doesn't need to play well with others. The rest of us do, and to do that, we need to update our OS and update our other software for sound and FX work to stay current.
Which means no more FCP Also, as we learned back at the Larson Studios l eak, running older operating systems leaves you vulnerable to hackers. Of course, Apple has every right to still track those licenses, it's just surprising that they do so. Final Cut Pro 7, for all its frustrations and bugs and flaws, was just as important to the film and video world around us today as the 5d Mark II was.
It helped Apple survive until it could launch the iPod and iPhone. It let us make movies in ways we could never before. It'll be missed. Or, they could switch to a faster, logical and efficient NLE called.. I've been using FCP since it's alpha version in late 90's.
Paid for all those upgrades up to 7. I think that any editor still working with 7 got to give a shot at X. With so many free tutorial online you will know rapidly if you like it or not. Is this the only coverage of the features FCPX has that could benefit a majority of editors? The last time you covered FCPX you belittled it same author too. I have no idea what your issues or concerns are with FCPX, but it's pleased many professionals since day one.
Either report without bias or just stop writing these articles that really don't give anyone an answer to the problem. I totally agree. It's not unfair to say that in when FCPX was released, it wan't really ready for prime time. But, hell, that was 6 years ago which, in tech terms, is ancient history.
Any film editor or 'critic' who posts about it in the negative who has not kicked the tires recently is just plain uninformed, and I might add, missing out on a great experience. FCPX is my go to in every situation I have control over. The reason: It's bloody faster to cut in. Customers can only get older versions of the software if they call the Apple phone number. Find latest and upcoming tech gadgets online on Tech2 Gadgets.
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