Mark Teague

Mark Teague

Reconnecting Media

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Table of Contents

Section 1: Introduction
Introduction to Final Cut Pro 7

3m 27s

Intro
0:00
Using Lesson Files
0:08
Using Lesson Files
0:09
Course Overview
0:54
Getting Started

4m 7s

Intro
0:00
Getting Started
0:04
Launch Final Cut Pro
0:05
The Interface Tour
0:27
Browser Tab
0:28
Effects Tab
0:52
Viewer Tab
1:00
Canvas Tab
1:34
Setting Preferences
1:59
User Preferences
2:00
System Settings
2:53
Easy Setup
3:04
Saving Project
3:34
Saving Project
3:05
Section 2: The Interface
The Interface

11m 29s

Intro
0:00
Learning the Interface
0:08
Browser Tab
0:18
Effects Tab
1:05
Viewer Tab
1:15
Canvas Tab & Timeline
2:15
Different Ways of Using Final Cut Pro
3:44
Pull Down Menu
4:25
Drag and Drop
6:17
Organizing Your Browser
7:28
Organizing Your Browser
7:29
Customizing Tabs
9:51
Customizing Tabs
9:52
Working With Clips

10m 45s

Intro
0:00
Editing with the Viewer Window
0:05
Editing with the Viewer Window
0:06
Playhead
1:14
Viewing the Clip
2:00
Setting In and Out Point
2:44
The Timeline Tour
4:04
Adding Footage to the Timeline
4:05
Turning Your Footage Off/On and Locking
6:18
Clip Overlays & Track Heights
6:57
Quick Commands for Working in the Timeline
7:44
Video/Audio Only Clips
9:51
Video/Audio Only Clips
9:52
Section 3: Editing in Final Cut Pro
Building the Story

25m 27s

Intro
0:00
Building the Story
0:04
Importing Clips
0:21
Decide on What Dictates Story
5:41
Importing Clips, Cont.
6:34
Moving Clips in the Timeline
16:16
Adding Tracks & Multitrack Editing
17:24
Deleting Clips
18:15
Splitting Clips with Blade Tool
18:44
Unlinking Clips
19:23
Creating Markers
20:41
Audio Adjustments
22:00
Creating Subclips
23:17
Using Effects

10m 40s

Intro
0:00
Video Effects
0:05
Lower 3rd & Text
0:06
Image Control: Brightness and Contrast
3:48
Glow
4:24
Tint
4:52
Audio Effects
5:14
AUDelay
6:02
AUPitch
6:58
Creating Credits
7:31
Boris: Title Crawl
7:32
Section 4: Capturing Footage & Reconnecting Media
Capturing Footage

3m 34s

Intro
0:00
Capturing Footage
0:05
Capturing Footage the Old Way
0:06
Log and Transfer
1:05
Reconnecting Media

2m 36s

Intro
0:00
Reconnecting Media
0:05
Reconnecting Media
0:06
Section 5: Exporting & Conclusion
Exporting

3m 46s

Intro
0:00
Exporting
0:05
Exporting Overview
0:06
Exporting Options
1:06
Exporting QuickTime Movies
1:33
Using QuickTime Conversion
2:23
Exporting the Project
2:44
Conclusion

1m 29s

Intro
0:00
Conclusion
0:02
Conclusion
0:03
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Transcription: Reconnecting Media

Hi, welcome back to educator.com. This next lesson is on reconnecting media.0000

It has happened to many people.0006

You have all your video files in one folder.0008

You are referencing from Final Cut.0011

You make a nice project and suddenly there is footage missing. It is not linked up anymore.0013

Well, the reason for that is either it got deleted or moved.0018

So, here is how you relink the footage.0021

First of all what I did is I set up a mockup situation.0023

So, you are going on editing and all of the sudden like Oh my God! Media offline.0029

You have to reconnect the media that just does not exists.0035

So, you can batch them all at once. You can try that way.0037

Or, you can do them individually.0043

So, you can see there are several that are missing here.0046

Fortunately I basically move them out of the video folder and they are all in the same folder on another drive.0050

So, let us locate those.0057

So, when you go to your video folder open that up you have these red lines through there.0059

That means we do not have any video.0063

So, you can select these. Hold down command and try to do these all at once.0065

And then you hold down the control or you want to go to reconnect media.0076

And, basically, if you know where it is at, your big batch of media.0083

You can search or go directly to that.0088

So, in this case, I believe I put them somewhere in the educator folder.0091

Actually, no. I put them in this slides. Here is one.0103

So, usually when it finds one it finds all of them.0107

And you reconnect that way and there you go.0112

If we will undo that. Let us say you just had one clip.0117

You can also control click that clip right there by itself.0121

And go to reconnect media. You can hit locate.0127

You can also hit search if you do not know where it is and it will search your entire drive or computer.0132

And there you go. It just reconnected that one clip there.0139

So, that is a little trick there. Do not panic! You can fix it!0147

Thanks for watching on educator.com. I will see you in the next lesson.0151

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