MacBreak Studio

Steve Martin show Mark Spencer how the newly updated Final Cut Pro X takes advantage of your Mac's GPU (graphics processing unit) to export your projects in record time. He also shows how the new Compressor 4 can take full advantage of the multiple cores in your computer's CPU for a significant increase in speeds with multiple encodes.

Mark Spencer shows Steve Martin the new interface for Motion 5, part of the new generation of Apple's post-production suite. He goes through what's new, what's the same, and how it integrates with the new Final Cut Pro X.

Steve Martin explains to Mark Spencer the fundamental structure of the Primary Storyline and how it affects the use of Connected Clips during the edit.

Steve Martin show Mark Spencer how the newly updated Final Cut Pro X lets you assign roles to the assets in your Final Cut Pro projects. Just three months after the initial release of FCPX, Apple releases a significant update (10.0.1) to video editing software.

Brian Gary and Taz Goldstein discuss using the ProPrompter application for the iPhone and iPad to easily deliver text prompts during filming

Steve Martin shows Mark Spencer the new Skimmer and Playhead in Final Cut Pro X and how those can speed up your basic editing in the new version of Apple's editing program.

Brian Gary and Steve Martin show how to quickly import and edit movie metadata into MetaHoot Hootenanny http://www.applesolutions.com/bantha/MH.html

Taz Goldstein and Steve Martin use and iPad to record and edit audio with the Twisted Wave application

Steve Martin explains the new Browser and Library in Final Cut Pro X to Mark Spencer. He also shows off the new Storyline and how to view your project's properties in the new version of Apple's editing program.

Description: Steve Martin shows Mark Spencer the difference between Projects and Events in Final Cut Pro X. He also shows how to import your footage and tells you where Scratch Disks went in the new version of Apple's editing program.