FCPX Cut Finder analyzes a movie and identifies cut and editing points, then sends the result to Final Cut Pro X. Using FCPX Cut Finder is very simple: just drag the movie file you want to analyze to the window and press the “analyze” button. Once the movie is analyzed, the cut points are identified and for more control you can view these edits in another window to decide, cut by cut, if. I developed FCPX AutoDuck essentially to solve my personal problem (the ducking) for a podcast that I produce (!) With Final Cut Pro X. Alex Raccuglia, main developer. The missing piece between Final Cut Pro X and Motion 5: Xsend Motion from Automatic Duck. Xsend Motion converts your FCPX timeline into a Motion project in just seconds, translating Transforms like Position and Scale, opacity and blending modes, titles and many third party effects as well. FCPX Cut Finder review: Automatically find cuts in your footage Alex Raccuglia, the developer of apps like FCPX Diet and AutoDuck has released a new app that finds cuts in footage and either marks them or exports them as FCPX cuts.

Subtitle Edit Pro is a powerful app to create and edit your subtitles and timecode. We focused on how to make it intuitive and easy to use. Mostly, you just need to drag on the waveform to make timecode, adjust timecode and input text. We also offer a text editor to edit subtitles, manipulate timecode. Merge or split subtitle is never been this easy. Please watch the video tutorial before you buy it: http://www.finalsub.com/sep.html.

Features

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• MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, M4V without DRM, 3GP and most audio format supported
• Waveform Operations: Double click to play, one click to stop. Dragging to make timecode. Drag the edge to adjust timecode. Double click on subtitle to edit text.
• Text View Operations: It’s a standard Plain Text Editor. Click timecode to jump. Use arrow key on keyboard to shift timecode forward or backward.
• Warning Triangle: Too many letters-per-line or too many letters-per-second.
• Delete timecode to merge subtitles and hit Return key to split up a subtitle to two subtitles
• Command+J/K/L to step forward/backward specific frames
• Option+J/K/L to fast forward/reverse
• Subtitle overlay to the movie for reference
• Support multiple line subtitles
• Basic formatting supported: italic, bold, underline and font colour
• Set starting timecode.
• Adjust timecode to any HHMMSSFF.
• All drag-and-drop supported
• Convert corrupted timecode format
• Bilingual subtitle support:
• Merge subtitle text
• Split subtitle text
• Replace subtitle text and reserve the timecode
• Export bilingual text files without timecode
• Export bilingual SRT file with timecode