Way more useful, way more used, way more professional. If you want to be taken seriously as an editor, unless someone is going to PAY you to use X, use avid, or premiere. Apple's philosophy is it's our way or the highway.for christ sakes, you still can't fully customize the layout of FCPX.
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Yeah no shit, welcome to reality, where things like that don't happen because people are people.Īside from all that, the fact is that Apple should have incorporated industry standard file exchange into the NLE they made for people to use in an industry that has other applications in it.Īnd as I will continue to scream.APPLE DOESN'T GIVE A FLYING FUCK ABOUT EDITORS and every single metric available says so. Use Appfigures to track the top free, paid, and grossing Mac apps in Mauritius on the iOS App Store for free. In my opinion it should have been cleaned up AND checked by the originator to be sure that it was compatible with XML before it was ever sent to you. This fcpxml is at least a problem with a feasible solution.
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How about 200+ audio clips with no audio to sync external audio to. Project X7 (also called XtoCC) translates Final Cut Pro X Library XML (fcpxml) and converts it for import into Adobe's Creative Cloud apps - Premiere Pro, Audition & After Effects - or other compatible applications. Welcome to the real world, where things go and do things you didn't want or expect. I don't think it's acceptable practice in a collaborative workflow to pass people files they can't read. The FCPXML that describes that has no easy way to map to plain XML without serious human interpretation. Just put the car door sound clip directly beneath its matching video clip all "above the line" so you can work on them both as a visual unit. A simple example would be that If I put a cutaway shot of a car door closing five tracks above my Primary storyline - in X there's no reason to put the Sound clip that matches that shot 5 levels BELOW the Primary.
For example, there are X capabilities like Auditions, Compound Clips, Synchronized Clips, video clips with (trackless) embedded audio - and dozens of other attributes of an X edit that simply don't have exactly matching capabilities in a tracked timeline.
Regardless of whether you use one of the XML translation utilities like Intelligent Assistants XtoCC- you're going to have to accept that X has editing constructs that simply don't exist in other NLEs - so there is never going to be a translation that happens without problems.
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