Final Cut Pro Tutorial: Media Manager Part 2
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@bobbyladd - After some experimenting, I found out what may be causing problems for you. I had to put the clips I wanted to import into my Capture Scratch folder, then import them, then give them a Reel name (right click>item properties>logging>click in reel name). Just straight up importing media clips to use, even giving them a reel name, didn't work. Thumbs up if this helps so others see it. btw, great tutorial!
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@Ps3Legend4U Okay I think I figured it out: if you have problems deleted the unused media: right click on the sequence and select 'Make Sequence Clips Independent' then try media manager. This worked for me!!! Don't have to hassle with that reel name BS!
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@bobbyladd this works great! thanks!
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Does media manager move your captured scratch as well?
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Just what I was looking for! Thank you!
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I think you've got the answer!! As a test I right clicked one of the media files, went to 'item properties' and then 'logging info' and made sure it had a reel name and timecode. I added a reel name and tried the DV sequence again - it went from 1.8Gb to 120MB!! Cheers! Hope it works for you too.
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im having the same problem and i read something about you have to give it a reel name and do something with the timecode??? Still need help with this because i cant figure it out
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bobby I have the same problem
I don't know what's wrong with mine, but it just won't reduce in size. Even when I click on a 4 second clip on the timeline and go to media manager, it says its 14GB - ie the original clip size! (delete unused media is clicked, so that's not the problem)
bobbyladd 2 years ago
Make Sure the
"INCLUDE MASTER CLIPS OUTSIDE SELECTION" box is not checked, highlighted or selected then it will do it's job
FullDisclosur 2 years ago