Editing in Final Cut Pro - Tutorial test by DJ |
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Description: A note from DJ ... (click *more info* to read) I've been thinking of creating tutorials in Final Cut Pro. This is a bit of a test in quality of audio and video on YouTube from the screen capture program I'm using, Snapz Pro X. Let me know what you think. Something you'd be interested in? Tutorials on running a mac? The internet? YouTube? Let me know. - DJ 
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