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Re: Send (back) to FCP (wrong sequence)
by walter biscardi on Nov 7, 2009 at 1:33:14 pm

[David Cape] "I discovered that the a copy of the original sequence in FCP had somehow been substituted for the original sequence and that is probably why Color shut down on the command "send to FCP". "

That's how the "Send to Color" command works. You get a duplicate copy of your original sequence with (from Color) attached to the end of the sequence name.

Now why Color is crashing after it completes the Send, I don't know. But the duplicate sequence is there by design. I cover this in my tutorials and it's quite clearly detailed in the manual as well.



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