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Have you tried it in iMovie? How comfortable are you with this? Skimming in the browser and skimming in the timeline? I

Posted on Apr 19, 2011 12:49 PM

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Apr 19, 2011 1:52 PM in response to Tom Wolsky

Tom, I've played and worked with iMovie 11 for a number of months.


Skimming is fine, and doesn't present issues for me. It is a departure from logging in/out points, but to be honest, not a significant one.


One of the maddening and recurring comments here is that FCPX is a just like iMovie.


To be honest, when iMovie 11 came out, my thoughts were that it would be good if FCP also had some of the new features and workflows that iM11 had.


But skimming is fine for both previewing clips, selecting in/out points and tagging the clip or portions thereof, etc.


Not an issue for me.

Apr 19, 2011 2:27 PM in response to Jim Cookman

Scrubbing requires you to mouse down and scrub, drag back and forth, or only forth, through an area. In skimming you just slide the cursor across the screen and the video changes. It takes getting used to, especially for those you like to keep a viewer set to a specific frame for reference. The mechanics of FCP X is going to take some adaption.

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