I have several media files in FCP library that my boss don't want to use them for now. Maybe later we will use them. I don't want to delete those videos. Is there in FCP library that I can label "red" color to identify them to put on hold for now?
iMac 27″ 5K, macOS 13.4
As Tom says, you can mark the clips as Rejected and then they won't show in the browser by default. You can alway un-Reject them later.
As Tom says, you can mark the clips as Rejected and then they won't show in the browser by default. You can alway un-Reject them later.
When you mark the clip as rejected, the rejected clips can be hidden so you don't see them in the browser. They're not deleted, they're just hidden.
Select the clips or portion of the a clip and press the Delete key next to = to reject it.
For an excellent introduction to FCP start with Steve Martin’s 60 minute intro. For a more in depth introduction use the Izzy video tutorials. The version is a bit dated but the principles are the same.
Learn FCP in Under 60 Minutes - YouTube
Final Cut Pro Tutorial | Izzy Video
The delete key is mark as Rejected shortcut.
Puts you red bar on the clip. You can use the filter popup to hide Rejected Control-H.
Look like only way I put HOLD before Jory. That helps to see it fast.
Now I finally got them. I found some in YouTube. Thank you all be patience with me. I used FCP 7 so many years. Then I stopped editing for 10 years then pick up FCP X. I feel like I forget how to video editing. Ha.Whoa so big change.
Like I mentioned. I don't want to DELETE them. I just want to put them hold but idenfity as "hold" like color code or something.
I will look at youtube.
See blue highlight. I want to leave alone on library but I want to mark them as hold... NOT DELETE.
FCP media files in specific library, how to label them as "bad" and not want to delete
