On the upper left-hand side of your sequence timeline there is a
little button with the letters "RT" and a downward facing carrot.
Set your timeline to "Unlimited RT"
Playback video quality to "Medium" or "Low"
Playback Frame-Rate to "Half" or "Quarter"
Now you don't have to render anything until you're happy with the
outcome. More process driven effects may have to be rendered though.
But it helps greatly.
Zadi
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Richard (Show) Hall"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok, now I want to be clear that I am not posting a technical question in
> support of the "out to lunch" post ... I am all for, and have been quite
> enjoying, the far ranging and captivating dialogue on the VLOG list
... as
> for my opinion on these matters, my friends disagree, and I always agree
> with my friends ...
>
> ... anyway ... my trivial/technical/FCP rookie question.
>
> I was complaining to some more skilled FCP users about the way you
have to
> wait seven years (a slight exageration) for almost everything to
render in
> FCP before you could preview it with the video while editing, whereas in
> Premier it would show you a pretty reasonable (though not as accurate)
> preview while you were editing and would wait and do all the
rendering at
> the end.
>
> One or more of these FCP experts told me that there was a setting in FCP
> that would make it so that you could preview without this exact
rendering,
> more like Premier.
>
> I emailed some of these experts, and, since they did not respond
within 10
> seconds, I grew impatient and decided to pose this question to the list.
>
> Any help, as always would be much appreciated.
>
> Richard, the impatient FCP rookie ...
>
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