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Final Cut Pro X Basics
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Begin the video editing process by learning how to skim and select clips from the Browser and move them to the Project Timeline in Final Cut Pro X.
with Drew TylerBegin the video editing process by learning how to skim and select clips from the Browser and move them to the Project Timeline in Final Cut Pro X.
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4 CQ
Get acquainted with the Final Cut Pro X Magnetic Timeline and learn how to navigate it, zoom in and out of it, adjust edit points along it, and much more.
with Drew TylerGet acquainted with the Final Cut Pro X Magnetic Timeline and learn how to navigate it, zoom in and out of it, adjust edit points along it, and much more.
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3 CQ
Learn how to organize Final Cut Pro X visual and audio clips to create order, and how to find the accessory elements to your primary video footage.
with Drew TylerLearn how to organize Final Cut Pro X visual and audio clips to create order, and how to find the accessory elements to your primary video footage.
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4 CQ
Now that you know the basics of using Final Cut Pro X, learn how to export your videos. Learn about Master files and how to create compressed files for sharing.
with Drew TylerNow that you know the basics of using Final Cut Pro X, learn how to export your videos. Learn about Master files and how to create compressed files for sharing.
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5 CQ
Learn how to add transitions, titles, and effects to clips within your primary video storyline using Final Cut Pro X; then, get a brief course wrap-up.
with Drew TylerLearn how to add transitions, titles, and effects to clips within your primary video storyline using Final Cut Pro X; then, get a brief course wrap-up.
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Kari D
I learned so much here! I do wonder if I've grasped what "rendering" really means. I assume it's a phase of application for the interface.
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Drew Tyler
Hi Kari!, Rendering is simply the term we use for the part when your computer rewrites the video to show you your effects or transitions easily. Essentially FCP X takes the title, or the transition and makes its own video to show you. The computer is processing the visuals you have created, (like a new graphic title) and making a file that is easier for it to reference as it is played back. So an un-rendered section will not playback as smoothly as something that has been rendered.
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