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It’s a Windows app (though it says you can convert it to a Mac version) and I’m guessing there is a reason that Adobe doesn’t make backwards compatabilty as easy as this but since there is a free trial you can give it a whirl.
PProBCC converts Adobe Premiere CC 2018 project files to be compatible with Premiere CC 2015.2 and Speedgrade 2015.1. From the PrProBCC – Adobe Premiere CC 2018 Project Converter website: I came across this little utility in a Premiere Facebook group and I haven’t tried it myself but when I read the description I did a triple-take. PrProBCC – Adobe Premiere CC 2018 Project Converter I don’t even see a link to their Worx4 support forums without googling it. There’s bit more info on this Marquis page but it would be nice it they could get all of the details and support for Worx4 X onto one single website. Check the information on the Mac App Store page for those and other limitations before you spend $45 on the application. mov media) but it’s worth noting some of the limitations especially when it comes to trimming media files as there are some that it can’t trim. I’ve had good success with Worx4 X (working mainly with all ProRes. You can see the dramatic reduction in project size here with a trimmed sequence for a 30 second promo out of a much larger edit. The main thing to consider (and what will have the most affect on media size) is the media handle size. There’s not a lot to the setup of Work 4 X. I consider this one of the must-have utilities for FCPX if your media types are compatible with that Worx4 X can do. The biggest triumph of this relatively basic NLE function that FCPX has yet to include natively is that it can trim the media used in the edit/sequence/timeline/project to include only what was used in the cut, with user designated handles.
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This little utility adds a much needed media management function to Final Cut Pro X in that it can take an edit/sequence/timeline/project and copy only the media used in that edit/sequence/timeline/project to a new location. If you know the name Marquis Broadcast then you probably know their tagline is moves media. That’s perfect for one of their newest products Worx4 X. The big question is this: Does a dedicated video editor need to pay a monthly fee for sound effects? That is for the editor to decide and many (most?) will answer no but depending on what you do or if you can get your company to pay for it Soundly might we well worth the investment. When digging through the Soundly website you see a lot of discussion about ProTools but video editors can get great use out of it as well. Dragging the sound effect to save it is a fast way to get to using it in your project. One of my favorite things is being able to highlight just a piece of a found sound effect in the waveform and drag that out to save it or just drag it into your NLE (depending on how your NLE manages media). The waveform preview is a necessity for sound effects browsing and a “dock mode” places the app out of the way. If you so choose part of your subscription can be up to 10 GB of online storage to keep your sound effects in the cloud. That puts lots of sound effects options all in one place. Soundly can also index and search your existing sound effects that many editors have sitting around to access at a moment’s notice. In addition to the premium Soundly effects you can also access via the app if you so choose.
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Above you can see a woosh search that yields results both from the Soundly Pro cloud as well as sounds indexed on my hard drive.Īt its core Soundly is the full service but I think the application has a lot to offer as well. The Soundly desktop application puts a lot of power right at your finger tips. Dig through the Soundly FAQ for answers to a lot of these questions you might be asking. To gain all the benefits of Soundly a $15 monthly fee is required but there are some benefits that come from a free account. But Soundly is also a service that delivers high quality sound effects right to your project via their desktop app. Soundly uses its own desktop app which is what takes it a notch above most other sound effects libraries and search tools. It differs from where you might find sound effects in that you don’t interact with Soundly via a web browser. Soundly is a cool entry into the world of sound effects that I’ve been trying out recently.
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