|
| Subscribe to PhilaFCPUG.org Meeting Mailing List |
| Visit this group |
On the top right there is a link for the RSS feed
Archives on the right.
Both by category and date.
This column has a google search of this site if there's something you're looking for.
Final Cut Pro News has around for over 2 years (as an offshoot of the Phila Final Cut Pro User's group, http://philafcpug.org)
With over 1000 view a day you'll see posts showing the other User Groups. Communities, places for tips, and the occasional opinion, you won't find a better place for all your proapp needs.
« February 2008 | Main | April 2008 »
This update improves reliability for Apple's professional applications and is recommended for all users of Final Cut Studio, Final Cut Express, Aperture, Logic Studio and related SDKs.
[From Apple - Support - Downloads - Plugin Manager 1.7.3]
Wednesday Night - Philadelphia Final Cut Pro User Group Meeting.
6:30 Stump the Chumps (bring your problems)7:00 meeting starts.Pre NAB Discussion (Who is going? What do you think Apple will be doing? What do you want to know about?)
Plugin Talk (What plugins do you use every day?)
A Close Look at Either Red Giant or Noise Industries (still to be determined)
....and the infamous much much more!
Springboard Media
2212 Walnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 988-7777
6:30 pm, Wednesday, March 26th.
VideoSpec is an AppleScript studio App making use of MPlayer, FFmpeg and MediaInfo CLI binaries to display informations on video files. The lastest version (v. 0.6.0) has been tested on Mac OS X Tiger (untested in Leopard) and is compatible with PowerPC and Intel Mac (Universal Binary).
[From index_intl]
Frank Capria mentioned the After Effects Scene Detector -
John brought to my attention the Final Cut Scene detector. (Thanks John!) Way too cool!
Why is this useful? If you've ever had to perform color correction on a finished item, this tool saves you from having to find each edit. You do a little round trip dance with the clip (send it out with some XML, bring the XML back....and have markers).
Now, you're ready to use the 3 way color corrector, Colorista, or even Apple's Color.
-----------
Scene Detector is advanced utility for automatic detection of scene boundaries in a movie. Scene detection is performed using only frame image data, no timecode or audio metadata is used.
[From Scene Detector | Contacting us]
dvGarage announced that dvMatte Pro 3.0 Studio, the newest version of the company’s powerful chromakeying software, is now available for Apple Final Cut Pro 5.1.2 and Apple Motion 2 or higher. Conduit (the node based compositor) was updated too.
[From dvGarage - Training and Tools for the Next Generation]
How to export QuickTime video directly to a VCR or DVD recorder without going through iMovie or Final Cut
[From O'Reilly -- Exporting QuickTime Movies with Simple Video Out X]
MpegStreamClip - that open source swiss army knife has been updated.
[From Squared 5 - MPEG Streamclip video converter for Mac and Windows]
Updated for 10.5.2
VideoSpace is a free widget for Mac OS X Tiger (or later) which calculates the disk space required for a given duration, codec, frame rate and audio setting. It works in both directions so you can calculate time to space or space to time as indicated by the direction of the arrow between the two input areas.
[From Digital Heaven - The Hottest Tools for the Coolest Apps]
Jon Chappell of Digital Rebellion has all of your quicktime versions (old ones too) lying around just in case you need to downgrade. They're also on Final Cut User
