The BruceX benchmark. BruceX is a small Final Cut Pro X XML file that you import into Final Cut Pro. It creates a very short timeline at a high resolution: 5120 by 2700 (at 23.975 fps). It uses standard Final Cut generators, titles and transitions. As it uses many layers of complex content, it requires lots of GPU RAM. 1: Alex4D Blurred Coloured Glass. Has made a fantastic and easy to use Final Cut Pro X effect that blurs, colours and changes the contrast of a rectangular part of a clip. You can use it to place a modern layering to your video material, to overlay logos, text, other clips, faces.
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Three things usually create bloat.
1) Copying files to the library,. Not usually necessary if you have them elsewhere on your computer.
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2) Optimizing and creating proxies. You have a very fast computer, so if you are choosing to create that additional media, you probably don't need to.
3) Render files. Each time we render, FCP creates additional files. They add up fast. Turn off BG Rendering and don't render unless you can't perform your edits accurately.
There is a commend called Delete Generated Library (or Project) Files. It will trash your renders and transcoded media.
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Russ
Dec 4, 2014 11:04 AM