Frage von Randoms:
I did this out now as I send a clip s.Motion there conducting a stabilization and follow him back to send s.Final Cut Pro. The whole is in several clips in the timeline, but rather tedious.
How can I do if need more clips in the timeline of stabilization, a trigger Bewebgungsanalyse an entire timeline (bspweise overnight)?
For a Clip Motion toils away at me for several minutes depending on the length already. So I would have liked to do such tasks over night.
What do I do?
Antwort von Axel:
Following, I have not tried it yet, but maybe You 'try's views: FinalCut can open and stabilize s.Motion one after another shaky clip and send. Each time it is of course a new Motion Project. In Final Cut Pro you have a red laced s.Schluss timeline, which may even render quiet overnight.
Such workflow issues, I always find exciting. Sometime I try it for yourself, but please give me if you works out.
BTW: While I think that you should mess around in Final Cut Pro really as little as possible because most other Programs can be better, but two things are definitely not in that category: The newly designed retiming section under "Variable Speed" . Cut is timing, timing is cut, which is essential before other steps.
And the second is SmoothCam. Analyze SmoothCam is highly complex with tracking, which is rare even unreliable when multiple tracking points (which you share so do not even need to disappear). You just have to know that not
the timeline clip is analyzed, but the
entire footage clip, so the analysis can last very long. So only the Timeline clip to export as an independent film and re-import.
