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Presented August 5, 2010
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Tutorial Overview
This is the second in Larry Jordan’s Fundamentals of Final Cut Pro Series. Nothing generates more questions and confusion than trying to figure out how to best set-up, organize, optimize, and trouble-shoot Final Cut Pro. In this tutorial, Larry shows you how to organize your hard disks, set up a working folder structure, presents a consistent project and folder naming system, optimize key preference settings, and trouble-shoot common Final Cut Pro problems. If you feel like Final Cut is running on square wheels, this session is for you.
NOTE: This tutorial supports all versions of Final Cut Pro. The discussion covering tapeless media is most relevant for Final Cut Pro 7 users. Here’s a tutorial that discusses tapeless media in detail.
Audience Level
This session is especially helpful for the new, self-taught, or infrequent user. As well, people experiencing frequent problems with Final Cut Pro will also find this very helpful.
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