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Final Cut Pro X for Final Cut Pro 7 Editors

Clip organization has been completely redesigned to eciently handle large amounts

of media. The choices for labeling and searching are more powerful and easier to use

in Final Cut Pro X.

Final Cut Pro 7 Final Cut Pro X

Item Properties Inspector

Bins Events, Keyword Collections

Subclips Range-based keywords

Markers with duration Favorites, ranges

Column View and the Inspector

• Like the Browser in Final Cut Pro 7, the Browser in Final Cut Pro X provides a list view

that shows your clips in a list with columns of metadata.

• Final Cut Pro X can show much more clip metadata in the Inspector, where you can

rearrange elds, create custom views, and add custom metadata elds.

Bins and Keyword Collections

You can create a basic “bin” organization in Final Cut Pro X using events and Keyword

Collections in several ways:

• Choose File > New > Event to create a new event within the library where you can

group clips, projects, Keyword Collections, Smart Collections, and folders.

• Select the “Import folders as Keyword Collections” preference to create a keyword

for each folder name when you import les (either by using the Media Import window

or by dragging les or folders from the Finder directly into an event in the Libraries

list). All les inside the folder are assigned that keyword, and an icon representing

the Keyword Collection is added to the event. Click the icon to view the clips

grouped together.

• Choose File > New > Keyword Collection to manually create a new keyword to apply

to clips.

• Drag clips from the Browser to Keyword Collections.

Note: Keyword Collections are all virtual, so a single clip or clip range can exist in

multiple Keyword Collections simultaneously. This eliminates the need to duplicate

clips and place them in separate bins as in Final Cut Pro 7.

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