In Final Cut Pro X you can switch back and forth between videos using a variety of methods. The video can shift from one viewpoint to another while the audio stays constant. Learn about mixing multiple video tracks and going back and forth between them.
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When I hit the delete key to remove the clip that was selected with the "range" tool, it collapses the empty space.
How can I get it to leave the gap?
Control+click on the clip and you'll see a variety of options. One of which is "replace with gap."
replace with gap cannot be undone in my case. Very boring when you expected to just to delete a keyframe and the whole media is gone…
Hi body,first I like all those explanations you have on Facebook. That's very great specially for me who have learned alot from those video's. The question I have for you is why Final cut pro x take so much space when it's rendering? is there any way I can eliminate automatic render? or save it?
It makes sense that it would use a lot of disk scratch space when rendering. I don't think you want to not have it render in the background. I would simply invest in some more hard drive space since it is so cheap now.