This video - part of the Larry Jordan series of Final Cut Pro X Training - larryjordan.biz/fcpx - gives you step-by-step instructions on how to create an Event, select the shots you want to import, import media from a camera, and where that media is stored. These are all the basic functions you need to successfully bring media into your system for editing.
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good tutorial but i do not like this new version of fcp
radpancakes 1 day ago
Dear Mr. Jordan.
I´m a German guy (30) who has the intention to change pro FCP7 to version X.
Your tutorials are the best I´ve ever seen. Although my English is just school-English I understand nearly everything.
You explain detailed but fast (GREAT!) and you do the very organized.
Thank you very much for your work,
Alexander
JulianBashier 3 weeks ago in playlist Weitere Videos von LarryJordanFCP
I'm running an iMac with only one hd, : 1)why do you not recommend putting your media on the same drive as the boot drive? 2)in respect to your answer to my first question would creating a partition on this drive solve this issue?
motionphoto 2 months ago in playlist Final Cut Pro X Training
Larry,
It looks to me like FCP X wants to re-save my imported media to a different location. What if I have already imported my footage to my hard drive (via SD card reader) in a desired folder and that's where I want it to stay? I tend to organize my footage in a structure like this movies>editing>eventname_date>raw.
Is there a way to stop FCP X from copying my footage to a second folder when it's already in the desired location?
roxics 8 months ago
I remember film strip from my 8 mil days.
poprocz 8 months ago
Hey Larry,
I apologize for my lack of knowledge towards computers, but I was wondering if you could tell me how to create a 2nd/ 3rd drive. I have FCPX and my only option for a place to save something is under Macintosh HD.
Thanks
MrShanek21 8 months ago