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Re: "X" & multiclip
Can it be true?? Multiclip editing coming to "X"? Crow will never have tasted so... (gulp) good.
Hi David,
But ....... how well does it work?
Watching the video of multi clip editing was pretty impressive.
Hi John,
But does it work as advertised?
ronny courtens
Hi Ken,
Yes it does.
Best wishes,
Hi Ronny,
Fantastic news. Have you see a 'What's New' anywhere? I would love to see what other features have been added or bug issues address.
ronny courtens
Only thing I can tell from what I see here is that it runs faster on Lion, the bug we had with the timeline not scrolling properly when zoomed in at a certain level seems to have been addressed, importing layered Photoshop files is a fact, relinking media works as expected, the code definitely has been optimized (titles and effects are faster and RAM is used more efficiently), new keyframes are now automatically added in the Inspector, the advanced chroma keyer outperforms any give NLE and even challenges professional hardware keyers (no kidding here, I have been testing it the whole day) and of course there is multicam which is quite spectacular as well. Broadcast monitoring works but has not been optimized yet. It works with our AJAioXT box with the latest drivers installed. BM and Matrox will follow very soon. You need Lion to make the AV out work because the new driver technology is no longer based on QuickTime but on the CoreMedialO services that are only active under Lion. This should sustain color fidelity much better than it was under QuickTime.
Best wishes,
Hi Ronny,
All good news. But .... can we now add In and Out points on the timeline?
ronny courtens
Hi Ken,
Never say "In and Out" again, that does not exist anymore gggg. No my friend, no way yet to select parts of your timeline for exporting. Apparently this feature isn't high on the priority list.
IMO there are several features we were used to that won't reappear in the same form as we know them. Fortunately, as I see it now, the alternatives that are added again are better than the original features. Multicam is one of those. The "send to" feature could reappear with the release of Logic X, which would make sense. Once we get this back, sending selections to Motion (or to a QT Movie) could become possible again, but I hope in a much better way than they worked in FCP7.
Best wishes,
Hi Ronny,
I am happy with what we got but I was expecting that a few of other issues would be addressed (In and Outs, AutoSave Vault, etc). This does beg the question, how long will we have to wait for the next update. I'm thinking that it will not be happening soon.
Craig Seeman
Ken the pattern for updates seem to be about every 12 weeks or a little bit less. That would make the next update between mid and late May. Or maybe they'll have a cool update just to rattle some cages for NAB goers (although that would be too soon based on their update pattern).
Hi Craig,
I must admit that I'm please with what we just got.
I can wait.
I read the first time about this (CoreMedialO) and have no idea what's that about, what are the consequences, how is it compatible with QT (files), and how to approach generally...
Please enlighten me.
steve douglas
I've never found X to be slow, just the opposite and now I am looking forward to Matrox updating their drivers for my MXO2 box so I can monitor externally. Would really like to see a scrolling timeline eventually introduced as that was one of the features that legacy users were always clamoring for. Would also like to set ranges for multiple clips at a time when importing from a card. You can do that in X but for only one clip at time and it is a multiple step procedure. This way I wouldn't have to import footage I don't want just to then have to create the ranges in my event library. But we are making progress and it is long past the time that the whining needs to stop. Yes, there are plenty more things I would like to see added, the Boris text for one, my 3 way color corrector for another, but the more I use X, the more I am comfortable with it and like it.
David Harbsmeier
Way too little ... and way too late. Apple has lost many important customers (read: customers that spend big $$$) for life.
Craig Seeman
Radical Media/OutPost Digital (NY & LA) going to FCPX approximately 100 seats.
The Solar Odyssey, a reality show (not sure where it'll be running) is going to be cut on FCPX (Philip Hodgetts is listed on the crew)
Gary Adcock, Studio 37, seems to be liking it.
It'll be a small number but it'll start to creep in as some of the early facility pioneers report.
Many won't come back but new ones springing up may consider it.
Joe Redifer
They should have waited until it was ready before releasing. It's still not quite ready. Apple went full retard. Until it can do every single thing without exception as FCP7 and more, then what's the point? Too bad Apple doesn't have people on staff to ask these kinds of questions.
ronny courtens
Hi Reg,
I hope I haven't over-simplified but these are the basics:
Core Media allows video hardware devices to capture and playback to software applications in Mac OSX and it's the future of video API's on the Mac OS X platform. Core Media IO (io) creates a direct pipeline between the Core Video layer in Mac OSX and external hardware without having to pass via QuickTime. This ensures better performance and better color fidelity. Thanks to this new API developers can design modern 64 bit video software (e.g. new drivers for a video card) to get better performance capture and playback to hardware.
You will see that many new plugins and applications that appear for FCPX will be Lion only. I think that's a good thing. Lion is full 64-bit and has all the core frameworks for audio and video inside the OS. Dropping Rosetta support was a painful but necessary move to break with old technologies that could interfere with the new framework. When you develop an application that is based on state of the art technologies (which is a good thing if they are better, which they clearly are in this case) you want to avoid old technologies breaking or slowing down your pipeline. I have some PPC applications that I occasionally want to go back to, but for this I have a separate system running SL and it works fine. This does not prevent me from using FCP10 in the best possible conditions on a Lion machine. If you are a professional and you make a living with your hard- and software (and above all with your skills) nothing prevents you from running different systems at the same time to get the best out of every system.
This said, the new Lion API's seem to please professional developers. I have received an e-mail from Gen-Arts (a high-end plugin developer) saying that Sapphire Edge will be available soon for FCPX, Lion only.
Best wishes,
Sorry, "reg" was meant for regards - maybe lousy English..., my actual name is Herbert (My nick refers to the 'Lammergier', a nearly lifetime film and photo project of mine).
ronny courtens
Hi Ken,
Agreed. Although Ins and outs for export are no priority for me, the lack of a reliable project backup is high on my list. More than multicam, but I guess everyone of us has his particular priorities. Autosaves should arrive together with a better implementation of Versions in Lion.
From the start the "pros" have been shouting the hardest for multicam, XML and broadcast monitoring, so IMO this has been addressed first. This is not a major update, it's a free .0 one and I expect another one will follow sooner than we expect. I have sent you a PM.
Best wishes,
Craig Seeman
Sapphire Edge was released with 10.0.3 yesterday as did the compatible version of Red Giant Magic Bullet Looks. I contact BorisFX about Continuum and they said "sooner rather than later" so that's going to be another high end plugin developer coming to FCPX.
BTW it does do a "backup" now every 15 minutes but that's only for emergency recovery and not like the old AutoSave Vault.
I have to agree with DH's comments, the damage is done. You can't pull the rug from under the big players and get a second chance.
However, something of interest to the X'ers that I heard today...
Best wishes.
i wonder if the translation tool works the other way around as well... from X to 7.
mainly just to use the multicam sync tools in X, then export a xml to open in 7.
a fast way to sync...
X is OK, but for me it is a memory hog and over all slow... still prefer 7 much more.
Hi Ronny,
The memory hogging up is what makes it slow. As the memory increases (usually right from the start of opening the app), Dragging transitions, editing filters & Titles etc... get 'stuck'. Then things eventually catch up .
That is what i mean by slow.
its annoying to get this on a project that is 1 minute long with nothing but a few dissolves, forget about 3rd party stuff.
i am on a macPro 3,1
8GB ram
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285
4 or 12 HDD raid clips reside on
It is nice to know that it will work in reverse (the xmls), ill check it out..
ronny courtens
Hi Kurt,
Have you updated to 10.0.3 yet? Your system specs are good, except perhaps for the 8GB RAM which is just enough for running 64-bit video apps. There is a known issue with FCP10 not automatically clearing its RAM cache, which can lead to the memory hogging up as you describe. Posters stated that switching the app off and on solved the problem.
I haven't experienced any such issues myself. Our FCP10 systems have at least 16 GB RAM and ATI cards, which IMO are better for Open CL. We finish 35' HD shows with FCP10 on a regular basis now and I must say the systems run quite smoothly, even with titles and stacked filters. There are some stability issues I would like to see improved instead of adding features we already have in other applications, but I feel it's going the right way.
BTW Avid has released its editing app for the iPad. This "iAvid" is quite basic but it made me smile. For 7 dollars you now have Avid editing on your iPad. The times are definitely changing.
Best wishes,
actually, after i wrote my reply, i said to myself, 'that dont seem right'...
I should have 16GB ram...
I am copying over some files that is going to take another hour or so... then it looks like i need to open this beast up again to see what is going on.. It should be 16GB.. one of the memory sticks is dead or not making contact...
ronny courtens
You can say anything you like about FCP10, but absolutely not that it is slow. The editors working on our FCP10 bays for broadcast production say it is the fastest system they have ever worked with, this has been my experience as well and it has been confirmed by all post houses I know that already use it. So if it is slow for you there definitely is something wrong with your system setup, or you are not familiar enough with the app yet. You are correct that it is a memory hog, all 64-bit applications are.
Xto7 should work fine for synchronized clips, there are however some features that won't translate:
Best wishes,
Also i am thinking of updating to lion after I make a clone of the OS system.
I am searching on line to see what i may loose in the update to lion.
I have FCPS7, FXPX (10.0.3), CS5.52, and a ton of other editing tools.
Most worried about plugins and FCP7 and premiere.
I also want to add lightworks to the mix once the MAC version is released (not sure yet if it will be lion only or not)
I was actually running it on parallels desktop and it works quite well (the windows version), except i can only edit DV in the windows version..its still beta anyway but quite a good editing app.. reminds me a bit of liquid
ronny courtens
Hi Kurt,
A faulty memory stick can cause problems, so yes you should check that. If you put Lion on top of SL you won't lose anything. If you do a fresh Lion install you should check which PPC applications you have that require Rosetta because you won't be able to re-install them. I have made the choice not to mix older and newer technologies on the same machines, this always leads to conflicts and slowdowns. My new Lion machines only have FCP10 and a bunch of other professional apps, the FCP7 bays are on SL. Premiere does not meet our quality standards.
Lightworks was quite a decent app, I hope they get it up to date and running again on newer systems. But I'm afraid their editing technology is a bit outdated for our future needs.
Best wishes,
i like premiere because it can import m2t and m2ts files. There is no need for the whole complete directory structure.
they just import like any other file... most of my work lately has been coming in on HDDs with files like this.
lightworks being open source is in my opinion a good thing.. lets wait and see... the editing functions i like alot on the timeline.
it is behind a couple of months now with a beta for mac release.. but soon i guess we can test it out..
time to dismantle this computer now to see whats up with the memory...
hopefully you will hear from me again :)
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Great example of a branded application
This application is part of a larger project called Curated by Arkitip that collaborates with artists/designers to create embellished cases for Incase.2 In addition to being able to purchase some awesome cases, the website allows its visitors to download wallpapers, videos, icons and other content. The Parra Plays application is a great example of how downloadable content from a brand can be extended to the iPhone.
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In Shepard's latest book, Sylvie Bates-McAllister's son Scott is rumored to be involved in a hazing scandal at the school where he coaches, and it causes a rift throughout the family. For Syvlie, it means defending both her son and the school that her grandfather founded. Meanwhile, her other son Charles is dealing with the havoc that the scandal is wreaking on his marriage. (And you thought your family had issues!).
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Flesh and Bloodby Michael Cunningham. It's an epic novel about different members of a family. I really like reading about how families work together.
The Year We Left Home by Jean Thompson. It's about a bunch of different characters in the same family and it spans different times. They look perfect on the outside and their lives just unravel. Its nice to dig deeper into people who may look one way but always have a story to tell. I obviously write about that a lot.
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Most of the times ladies rushing to work or a meeting commit the very same mistake picking their best dress with the first tights they find. However, you should never underestimate the role of tights, since they do matter in the overall impression and look you create. There is even the danger of failing with your look if the tights are not picked correctly. That's why here we are going to speak about the basic ways of combining tights with dresses and skirts, introducing the main tips and the main know-hows that you need to know.
3. For a tight-fitting dress you should pick seamless tights in order to prevent the upper part from being visible underneath.
4. The strict business style doesn't allow tights with fishnet texture or with patterns. For a business suit the tone of the tights you choose should be neutral combined with natural texture of smooth, soft, and matte design.
5. The classic Little Black Dress (check out: How to Wear a Little Black Dress) will match just perfectly with tights having arrow-like patterns, which will also visually elongate the look of your legs apart from matching your dress.
6. If you have picked a dress of darker shade matching it with darker toned shoes, you should not wear transparent tights of the universal type we spoke about earlier. For the absolute stun you'd better pick darker tones tights, especially if the dress is made of the warm "wintery" materials, or choose some semi-transparent types if the dress is made of lighter fabrics.
7. There has been an idea that the lighter the dress is, the thinner the tights should be, but now there are more and more girls around breaking this principle going for silk guipure dresses with thick black tights in fall. The tone of the shoes should preferably be matched with the tone of tights, but there's nothing wrong if they don't match either.
8. One never-do is the combo of the white boots with black tights or black boots with skin-toned tights.
9. It's not only the white tights, but also the other colorful options that visually widen your legs, so if you want to slim your legs you need something like the black types or tights in dark gray, dark navy, brown, dark green, etc. If the tights match exactly with the tone of your shoes, this will again elongate your legs.
10. If you opt for printed tights, you should match them with classic black, white, or gray dresses. So if you have no doubts about your taste then you can boldly go for the various combos of printed tights with dresses.
11. In addition, if you want to match printed tights with your dress the latter should be monotone. This way you will fix the attention on your legs, which also means that the shoes should also visually elongate your looks.
12. One thing that you should avoid with printed tights is picking options where the print visually cuts the leg in two horizontal lines or with colorful transitions. This makes your legs shorter and wider.
13. One important thing that you should also know is that the colors of tights and the dress should be balanced and put in harmony with each other, but it's not compulsory that they come colored exactly the same way. Still, you shouldn't take it as a must to match a yellow dress with yellow tights (this will even look weird). However keep in mind that a blue dress, for instance, is not the best option for pink tights. On the other hand, gray options will be ideal for that shade of dresses.
14. For the classic retro looks you can't do without the tights with polka dots. This pattern looks great for any legs when taken with the tiny type of the dots. Still, you should be careful with the lager sized dots.
15. Open-toe booties or boots will look nice even with thick tights if you keep the principle of picking options, which do not have some seams or other details on the toe.
Thus here were the basic things that we would like to present to your attention, sharing the basic know-hows about matching tights with dresses and skirts. If you follows these tips you will never get into panic trying to match your favorite dress with the right tights. All you need to do is just preserve the harmony and balance of the looks, not letting any detail to compete or overshadow the other one, not speaking of the incompatibility issues. So have the basics in mind when creating the stylish combinations of yours and you will surprise everyone with your ideal and impeccably worked out looks. The approaching colder season will give you a range of chances to try these tips and tricks out! What you need to do is look though the trendiest exemplars of pieces like dresses for the coming fall fashion and form the basic combos you would like to have starting from now. The more inspiration you have looking through the suggestions of the popular fashion designers, the more chances of creating unique and interesting looks you'll have. The secret of those looks is the correctly picked alternatives in terms of style, color palette, and of course basic texture, which you can also find in the collections of popular fashion designers. So get your inspiration and go for the best fall looks ever!


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Ten local heroes were honored Wednesday, Nov. 14, during the 2012 Heroes Breakfast, sponsored by the Delaware County chapter of the American Red Cross.
Ten local heroes were honored Wednesday, Nov. 14, during the 2012 Heroes Breakfast, sponsored by the Delaware County chapter of the American Red Cross.
Their stories, along with winning essays written by county students, were shared during the annual program, which was launched 10 years ago after the terrorist attacks of 2001.
Matt Bertram, who in August became chief executive officer of the American Red Cross Central-Southeast Ohio Region, was among the program's attendees.
Honoring hometown heroes "aligns well with the Red Cross mission," Bertram said. "It's a wonderful opportunity to see the great things going on" in American communities.
Residents recognized during the program, held at the Center for Older Adults, included:
* Community Hero: Abigail Sapoval, who July 19 saw her neighbor being attacked by two dogs. Although Sapoval was barefoot, she ran outside and struck the dogs, which turned on her, allowing her neighbor to escape.
* Firefighter Hero: Liberty Township Fire Chief Tim Jensen and firefighter Ben Lovell, who developed a course for community and civic leaders called Fire Ops 101.
The six-hour course was described as "challenging" by ThisWeek reporter Brett Nuckles.
* Health Care Hero: Dr. Lori Engler of Optimal Eye Care, who offers thorough vision exams and care even to patients who have no insurance.
Engler also is fluent in Spanish, an asset at the clinic. She serves on the United Way board, and she and her husband are founding members of United Way's Young Professionals Network.
* Law Enforcement Hero: Powell police officer Travis Dennison, who was first on the scene of a person in cardiac arrest.
Dennison immediately began cardiopulmonary resuscitation and used the defibrillator that he had with him to restart the victim's heart. Later, after the patient had been released from the hospital, Dennison stopped by to see how he was doing.
* Military Hero: Brian Galligher, director of the Delaware County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and a lieutenant in the Navy Reserve, served in Japan after the 2011 earthquake and subsequent tsunami.
He used his experience and knowledge to assist the Nuclear Power Emergency Management Team, earning the Joint Service Commendation Medal.
* Workplace Hero: Tom Nelson, an EMT-qualified Certified First Responder at American Showa, who insisted an associate be taken to the hospital when she became weak and had other symptoms.
At the hospital, she was found to have 90 percent coronary blockage. A massive heart attack had been imminent, but Nelson's quick action and treatment saved her life.
* Youth Good Samaritan Award: Hunter Frey, a Buckeye Valley High School sophomore, a member of the AFROTC drill team and a sergeant in the Delaware County Sheriff Explorers program, went into action when his uncle, Sgt. Robert D. Gaines II, was deployed. Frey organized his fellow ROTC members and others to send large boxes of cards, snacks and even a Christmas tree to Gaines' unit.
* Older Adults Heroes: Mara and Donald Frey, who have delivered meals and hugs to Meals on Wheels clients for 20 years. Council for Older Adults Executive Director Robert Horrocks said the Freys also grow roses and sometimes give them to each person on their meals route.
One day a client answered her door, saw Donald Frey holding a vase of roses and began to cry.
"Today's my birthday. I thought no one remembered; everyone I know is gone now," the client said.
As the Freys accepted their award, audience members applauded.
Then they rose to their feet, still clapping until the two had returned to their table.
Winners of the student essay contest are Aidan Cochrun of Olentangy's Oak Creek Elementary School; Ashley Clark of Oak Creek; Sydney Billy of Johnnycake Corners Elementary School; Brynn McGrail of Schultz Elementary School; Ekaterina Brammer of Big Walnut Intermediate School; Hannah Peterson of Delaware Christian School; Brianna Allenstein of Shanahan Middle School; Aadarsh Teli of Olentangy Hyatts Middle School; Joseph Sanfillipo of Hayes High School; and Audrey Metzger of Hayes.
For more information about the Heroes Breakfast, visit delco-redcross.org.