Article Focus: P2 workflows are among the very hottest topics at the Cow, and with extensive experience with P2 in broadcast editing, leader Shane Ross is one of the industry experts in the new features to support P2 in Final Cut Pro 6. In this video tutorial, Shane covers new techniques for bringing in captured footage, and as always, tips for project organization and media management for the best results with the least effort.
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P2 Import in Final Cut Pro 6
by Katrina Lynn on Oct 29, 2008
Thanks! This is very helpful! It's the sort of thing that's very simple, but when you're trying to help your company blind buy a P2 camera, it's nice to have a tutorial to show them.
Nice Dharma icons, by the way.
P2 Import in Final Cut Pro 6
by Shane Ross on Oct 13, 2008
OK, do you have the drivers for the P2 card installed?
I use my laptop...it has a PCMCIA slot (the P2 card type) built in.
P2 Import in Final Cut Pro 6
by Oz Cavazos on Oct 13, 2008
I had a question about the import process, what are you using to read the card? Are your reading it from the camera in PC mode? I have been having trouble with the camera not reading or connecting to the computer...
P2 Import in Final Cut Pro 6
by Ron Lindeboom on Dec 10, 2007
Every time that I see your drives named Race Bannon and Jonny Quest, I have to crack up. One of these times I expect to watch one and see your system drive named Clutch Cargo and your media drives named Spinner and Paddlefoot. (My apologies in advance to those who do not understand references drawn from 60s and 70s Saturday morning cartoon shows.)
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