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Re: FYI iTunes/FCP bug
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Re: FYI iTunes/FCP bug


  • Subject: Re: FYI iTunes/FCP bug
  • From: Helena Ju <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009 14:16:30 -0700

Hi Martin!

Thanks for the heads up. Yes, anything you drag over any of the FCP UI, we'll look at and try to import. Why wait for the drag-drop?

I agree it is gross. If you can send me the bug number I'll gladly comment it so the ITunes guys don't have to puzzle over it.

Thanks,
Helena

On 2009-08-10, at 1:44 PM, Martin Baker wrote:

I've just filed a report on this and while I guess there probably aren't too many other developers using iTunes and FCP together it might be useful to have on record.

For a while, we've had an issue with our Loader product where dragging a track from iTunes onto Loader results in FCP misbehaving during playback. The playhead doesn't move and the timecode display and audio meters don't update. This only happens from iTunes - dragging a file from the Finder onto Loader is perfectly fine. Interestingly, dragging a source clip from Browser to Viewer always seems to reset FCP and cures the issue. Double-clicking a source clip to load it into the Viewer does not reset FCP in the same way and the issue remains.

So after much head scratching and going around in circles, in desperation I just wondered what would happen if I moved the Loader window to my right monitor. Success. This time dragging a track from iTunes didn't cause these playback issues. What's different? I don't have FCP windows on my right monitor...

So it turns out that dragging an track from iTunes anywhere over the FCP UI causes this issue and by its design, Loader is designed to sit over the Browser window. So every single time users were dragging from iTunes to Loader, they were crossing the FCP UI and firing the problem. Cue huge forehead slap!

Martin Baker
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