Is Clip Used? (in FCP Sequences) http://tinyurl.com/28kkfmm
Inspired by LAFCPUG forum feature requests, a new applet from Assisted Editing.
Do you want to know which clips have been used in which sequences in your project? Is Clip Used? updates your Browser clips using a simple menu command.
Is Clip Used? sets the clipsʼ Label 2, Comment A or Comment B column (your choice) to the sequence name or names where theyʼve been used.
Is Clip Used? is an applet that shows as a menu item in the right-hand side of the menu bar. Choose the Browser column to use for the sequence name or names from the menu. The name of the Sequence or Sequences where the clip is used will be updated in the chosen column of the project immediately. If a clip hasn’t been used in a sequence, the field will be set to blank; if a clip has been used in more than one sequence in your project, the field will be set to all the sequence names separated by commas. You can easily undo the Browser column change by choosing Undo.
Requirements:
- Final Cut Pro 6.0.2 or later (part of Final Cut Studio)
- Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) or 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
2 replies on “Is Clip Used? (in FCP Sequences)”
But where dose your cursor go when you hit the command key? I tried to have it over the Project icon (like you have on your project but it didn’t react properly.
Is clip used works from a menu bar item only. There is no use of the command key nor the project icon. Run the software and a menu bar icon appears in the right hand end of your menu bar.