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Does a video in FCPX need to be built as one long continuous timeline project or is it possible to build it in shorter segments and then connect them later for final editing
Final Cut Pro X, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
You can build separate projects and then combine them. There are a couple of different ways, either simply copy and paste, or to create compound clips of the projects.
You can build separate projects and then combine them. There are a couple of different ways, either simply copy and paste, or to create compound clips of the projects.
Thanks for the quick response - I am new to FCPX and working on my first very small project but thinking ahead and will apply this proposed solution(s) to it
Does a video in FCPX need to be built as one long continuous timeline project or is it possible to build it in shorter segments and then connect them later for final editing
