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Final Cut Pro X for Final Cut Pro 7 Editors

Subclips and Range-Based Keywords

• In Final Cut Pro X, range-based keywords allow you to achieve the same results as you

can with subclips in Final Cut Pro 7.

Note: Range-based keywords are not bound by the same media limits as subclips.

If you nd you need to extend the range, all the original media outside the range is

still accessible.

• To jump to a specic timecode location in a clip, press Control-P and type a timecode

value. To enter a precise duration for the range, press Control-D.

• Shuttle through clips using the J, K, and L keys, and select a range using the I and

O keys. To jump to the beginning or end of a clip, press Shift-I or Shift-O. Use the

Keyword Editor to assign a keyword to the range, or drag a range directly to an

existing Keyword Collection.

Note: Using the J, K, and L keys is a little dierent than in Final Cut Pro 7. When

moving at faster than 1x speed with the L key, pressing J once instantly reverses

playback at –1x speed. In Final Cut Pro 7, this key combination slows down forward

playback by one step.

Ranges

You can create multiple, persistent range selections in a clip in the Browser. Create the

rst range using the Range Selection tool, the Set Selection Start and Set Selection

End commands, or the I and O keys. To create additional ranges, Command-drag with

the Range Selection tool or press Command-Shift-I (to set a range start point) and

Command-Shift-O (to set a range end point).

Favorites

• You can mark a clip or a range as a Favorite by pressing the F key. This is similar to—

but much faster than—creating a marker with a duration in Final Cut Pro 7. You can

name the Favorite in list view by selecting it and entering a name that will be easy to

search for later using the Filter window.

• To quickly reselect a Favorite range or any other marked or keyworded range,

Command-click a colored marker line at the top of a clip. These marker lines can

indicate any of the following: Favorite (green), Rejected (red), keyword (blue), and

presence of people and shot types (purple). Unlike clips in Final Cut Pro 7, clips

in Final Cut Pro X can have multiple range selections with keywords and ratings

assigned to each of the range selections.

Custom Metadata

The Inspector allows you to display much more metadata per clip than you can in

Final Cut Pro 7. You can choose from several views, and you can edit each view to

add preset metadata elds or create custom ones. You can use the saved custom

metadata view when exporting XML for use in third-party databases or later stages in

post-production. Final Cut Pro X also has a fully customizable batch renaming feature

that becomes especially useful when working with large amounts of le-based media.

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