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GETTING ORGANIZED FOR FINAL CUT
** Two
Dozen Unknown and Highly Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for FCP
** Ten
Things You Can Do to Get Final Cut Pro to Work More Efficiently
Getting
Organized for Final Cut Pro
Optimizing
Final Cut Pro's System Preferences
*
Configuring Final Cut Pro's User Preferences
** Importing and Exporting EDLs
**
Converting an FCP Project to an Earlier Version of FCP
using XML
FIXING PROBLEMS & TROUBLE-SHOOTING
*
Minimizing the Spinning Beach Ball of Death
*
Trashing Final Cut Pro Preference Files
**
Using Photoshop to Fix Video Glitches
**
Retouching Video in Photoshop Extended
** Rotoscoping
with Photoshop and Final Cut Pro 7- in HD!
EDITING
Ten
Tips for Faster Editing in Final Cut Pro - FREE!
Tips
for Faster Trimming in Final Cut Pro
*
Creating and Editing Multiclips in Final Cut Pro
**
Using FCP's Log & Transfer for P2, XDCAM, and RED Media
*
Using Final Cut Pro's Selection Tools
** Using
Markers in Final Cut Pro 7 - in HD!
AUDIO in FINAL CUT PRO
** Setting
Audio Levels and Checker-boarding Audio - in HD!
** Normalizing
Audio Clips in Final Cut Pro - in HD!
AUDIO in SOUNDTRACK PRO
** Recording
Multi-Track Audio in Sountrack Pro - HD - NEW!
** Editing
Multi-track Audio in Soundtrack Pro - HD - NEW!
** Mixing
Multi-track Audio in Soundtrack Pro - HD - NEW!
** Using
Filters and Outputting Audio in Soundtrack Pro- HD - NEW!
*
Moving files between Final Cut Pro and Soundtrack Pro
*
Reducing Noise in Audio Clips Using Soundtrack Pro
*
Cleaning Up Audio Weirdness Using Ambient Noise
**
Faster Audio Timeline Editing in Soundtrack Pro 2
**
Using the Time Stretch Tool to Fit Audio
to Time
**
Getting Different Mics to Sound the Same Using EQ Matching
**
Using Busses, Sends and Reverb in STP
**
Editing Frequencies Using the Spectrum Editor
**
Using Submixes to Group and Control Tracks
*
Using the Limiter Filter to Even Out Audio Levels (Excellent
tip)
EFFECTS
** Creating
an Alpha Transition in Final Cut Pro 7- in HD!
**
Preparing
Still Images (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PSD) for Final Cut Pro
*
Creating a Variable-Speed Clip in Final Cut Pro 6
** Creating
a Variable-Speed Clip in Final Cut Pro 7- in HD!
*
Creating a Traveling Matte (video-in-video) Effect in Final
Cut Pro
** Creating
Nests in Final Cut Pro- in HD!
FIXING COLOR PROBLEMS
*
Learning How to Read Video Scopes in Final Cut Pro
* Automatic
Color Correction to Fix Problem Clips
LIVETYPE (Creating Animated Titles)
*
Creating Animated Text in LiveType - Fast and Easy
*
Creating Scrolling Credits in LiveType
** Creating a Custom Effect in LiveType
** Creating LiveType Templates
MOTION
*
Introduction to the Particle System in Motion 3
**
Introduction to 3D-space in Motion 3
OUTPUT & COMPRESSION
** Using the Geometry Tab in Compressor 3.x - in HD - NEW!
** Deinterlacing
Video in Compressor - in HD!
** Exporting
Clips with Alpha Channels from FCP - in HD!
** Compressing
16:9 HD for the Web
*
Automating Compressor with Droplets
** Converting HDV to DV in Compressor
**
Compressing 16:9 DV for the Web Using H.264
**
Displaying 16:9 Movies Accurately in QuickTime
**
Creating a Flash Movie Using Adobe Media Encoder
**
Exporting H.264 Movies from FCP or QuickTime
**
Exporting, Deinterlacing, and Resizing Still Frames
**
Using Media Manager to Archive Final Cut Pro Projects
ADOBE TECHNOLOGY
**
Rotoscoping in Photoshop Extended CS4 and FInal Cut Pro -
in HD!
**
Using Photoshop to Fix Video Glitches
**
Retouching Video in Photoshop Extended
**
Creating a Flash Movie in Adobe Media Encoder
**
Speech-to-text Transcription Using Soundbooth CS4
**
Improving File Management in Final Cut Pro Using Adobe Bridge
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