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Final cut express question
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For those who use this program here are a few questions: 1) is it easy to use the interface compared to imovie 3? 2) Can you project the image using an old LCD that only shoots 800x600.(imovie 3 only allows 1024x768)
Im sick of the imovie3 "unexpected quit" problem and can get the final cut express for 124 educational discount.
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Wrong forum. Should be in software.
In answer to your question, Final Cut Express is easy to use but slightly harder than iMovie. I'd recommend you get a book if you have difficulties. Apple has done a good job of making it easy to use yet powerful.
2) Can you project the image using an old LCD that only shoots 800x600.(imovie 3 only allows 1024x768)
Can you clarify what you mean? You can't project an image using an LCD 
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Not sure about the project an image question, but yeah, it's fairly easy to use, but it's also a different world from iMovie. Mine came with an instructional DVD, which helped an awful lot, I'm not really the manual type.
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Originally posted by sandsl:
Wrong forum. Should be in software.
In answer to your question, Final Cut Express is easy to use but slightly harder than iMovie. I'd recommend you get a book if you have difficulties. Apple has done a good job of making it easy to use yet powerful.
2) Can you project the image using an old LCD that only shoots 800x600.(imovie 3 only allows 1024x768)
Can you clarify what you mean? You can't project an image using an LCD
sorry about the wrong forum --i skimmed the reading and posted in wrong section --to answer you --can FCE project an 800x600 image (that is the max the old lcd projector i have can produce) b/c imovie3 can not. If that is the case then I need to look into getting a new lcd projector.
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I just set my screen to 800x600 and launched FCE. I didn't hook the camera up, and it launched, but the window sizes were all out of whack. I suppose you could resize them. At least it runs in that res, I think that it's been reported that iMovie won't even launch. Good Luck.
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Originally posted by dampeoples:
I just set my screen to 800x600 and launched FCE. I didn't hook the camera up, and it launched, but the window sizes were all out of whack. I suppose you could resize them. At least it runs in that res, I think that it's been reported that iMovie won't even launch. Good Luck.
that is correct --imovie 3 will not even launch when you have a projector that throws a 800x600 image. I sure hoe that FCE does
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