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CreativeCOW presents Apple Final Cut External Editors -- Final Cut Video Training

Richard Harrington Richard Harrington
Washington, District of Columbia USA

©2009 Richard Harrington and Creativecow.net. All rights reserved.

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In this Apple Final Cut video tutorial, Richard Harrington takes a look at the external editors tab in the Final Cut Pro system settings that allows you to associate still image, video and audio files with third pary software. Richard also gives some helpful tips to make graphics coming from other software applications more compatible with Final Cut Studio.







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This tutorial is also available as a podcast:
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FC 6_Crawl subtitle troubles
by Fiammetta Nazzarri
I prepared subtitles in crawl, using Boris. In Fc are perfects, also in large view, but when I send the file to Compressor, without to do anything, just looking at the file in the preview, I see them already undoubled.

What's wrong? Where's the mistake?
I tryed to do everything, rasterize, don't rasterize, no flicker, I tried to prepare the title in Livetype, but they don't look also well, I tried to use Motion, but when I give the rate, they become all serrated, what can I do?
Anyone has a nice suggestion?
I have to deliver a job and I'm not able to have a nice result.

I have to prepare a MPEG2 for DVD.

Thanks a lot for the help in advance.

Nice day.

Little Flame


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