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Visual feedback is now given when dragging folders or libraries to the FCLM window.

A display issue when the system was set up to ‘always display scrollbars’ has been fixed.

An extra alert is given when deleting Optical Flow files to warn the user that these are slow to recreate.

An extra alert is given when deleting Optimized media files to warn the user that these files are slow to recreate and are thus best deleted at the end of the project.

Command-clicking the source checkboxes will check/uncheck all the sources at once (like in iCal etc.).

Sources can now be unmounted directly from FCLM (via the context menu).

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Option to force a manual re-scan of an Spotlight indexed volume.Option to show a Source in the Finder (via the context menu).The first window that the user sees is no longer in French on an English system (oops!).FCLM can now display and edit the Finder Comments for each library (the same comments that can be seen when choosing “Get Info” in the Finder).These columns can be displayed via the View Menu if required. It’s now possible to clean Shared Media files and Optical Flow (Stablization) data files.The sources on the left can now be sorted manually or removed from the list.Sources that are not indexed by Spotlight can now be manually scanned for libraries.This will be particularly useful to those working in a group environment who wish to see only the libraries in their own directory on an XSAN, for example. Individual folders can now be added to the list of sources on the left by dragging or clicking the + button.This allows users to use FCLM as a cataloging system to keep track of which libraries are on which volume, even when the disks aren’t connected.

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FCLM now memorises the libraries that it’s seen so that it can list them even if they are currently offline or absent.

We are super pleased that they took us up on our idea of cataloging libraries on disks that are not currently attached. Although the price has gone up to just under $10, it is still a 'no brainer' for anybody who uses FCPX. Not only has this application been amazing successful, the developers have taken onboard a lot of the feedback since it was first available and have now released version 1.5. We will suggest it to them again!įinally, the guys at Arctic Whiteness have been very busy since the launch of their application Library Manager. If they could only do that with video, then they would have a killer application for media managing. One thing that again sparked our interest here was the ability of X2Pro to trim media. X2ProLE is a lower cost version for those who do not need audio files referenced, media trimmed, or close control of the conversion of Roles.

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X2Pro Version 2.2 is only available on the Mac App Store at £99.99/$149.99. “In addition we have removed the need for user to define media locations and made further improvements to memory usage.”

“The latest version of X2Pro now supports OS X 10.9 Mavericks and FCP X 10.1,” confirms Simon Fearn, product manager, Marquis Broadcast. X2Pro needs no introduction, it's the best way to get audio from Final Cut Pro X into DAWs such as Pro Tools for sweetening. The plugin (which will also work in After Effects, Premiere Pro, FCP7 as well as FCPX) is normally priced at $149, but is reduced down to $99 until March 31st. LED lights, TVs, and computer monitors cause flickering when out of sync with the camera Slow Motion (or High Speed) Video can be affected by the flickering of electric lights

Archival footage flickers because of old cameras or lights Time lapse suffers from variation in exposures

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I think users will be pretty impressed when they see how effective it is on their footage.'įlicker Free fixes problems on many types of video footage: 'We've already seen it used on some high profile broadcasts to deal with flicker problems from slow motion cameras, as well as LED lights. 'We're extremely excited about Flicker Free.'said Jim Tierney, President of Digital Anarchy. It works by analysing the the footage and then smoothing out the luminance over multiple frames to give the video a constant brightness. Digital Anarchy has released Flicker Free, which as the name suggests removes not only flicker from time-lapse sequences, but many other troublesome variable light situations. If you have ever had flicker in a timelapse sequence, you'll know it can be hard to get rid of to achieve a perfectly smooth result. A new plugin from Digital Anarchy for removing flicker, X2Pro from Marquis gets an update, as does Library Manager from Arctic Whiteness.

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