Blog Posts For The ‘Mac’ Category
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By Diana Weynand
In the Final Cut Pro File menu, there are 5 different options you can use to either save your changes in open projects or bring a project back to life. Let’s take a closer look at these options.
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By Barry Goch
Event though Autodesk lists some heavy specs required for Smoke on Mac there are ways to run Smoke on Mac with a much less powerful machine.
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By Andy Beach
I admit it, I’ve had a love hate relationship with Compressor pretty much since day one. I love the convenience of having an app tied directly to the timeline for encoding, but have always felt a little disappointed by the options and quality of what was offered for encoding that it offered.
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By Diana Weynand
If you’re new to Final Cut, or even if you’ve been using it for a while, there are a bunch of tips to remember that I’d like to share with you that will help you speed up your editing session or even teach a thing or two. Here’s my first ten.
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By Andy Beach
When you encode video for a living, you invariably spend a chunk of time trying to reverse engineer the work of others. How the heck did they make that trailer? What makes that You Tube clip look so good.
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