Информационное Руководство для Apple final cut pro 5.1.4

Changing Broadcast WAVE Audio File Timecode to Drop Frame

When you import Broadcast WAVE files into Final Cut Pro, the timecode within the file is
always interpreted as non-drop frame timecode.

To modify the timecode of a Broadcast WAVE file to drop frame:

In the Browser, select the audio clip whose timecode you want to modify.

Choose Modify > Timecode, then choose Drop Frame from the Format pop-up menu.

Select Previous and Next Tab Commands

In Final Cut Pro 5.1.2, you can move through the tabs of the active window using the
following keyboard shortcuts:

Select Previous Tab:

Command-[

Select Next Tab:

Command-]

These commands appear in the Tools category within the Button List window. Choose
Tools > Button List (or press Option-J) to open the Button List window.

Managing and Revealing Master Clips

In previous versions of Final Cut Pro, affiliate clips shared data with a master clip stored
in the Browser. If you deleted the master clip, a dialog would appear requesting
confirmation that you wanted to break the master-affiliate clip relationship. If you
clicked OK, all of the affiliated clips would become independent.

In Final Cut Pro 5.1.2, deleting a master clip no longer breaks the relationship between
affiliated clips. Instead, the master-affiliate clip relationship still exists even when the
master clip in the Browser is deleted. No dialog appears when you delete a master clip.

Also, when you open an older project in Final Cut Pro 5.1.2, master clips are no longer
created in the Browser. To create master clips for your sequence clips, you can use the
Create Master Clips command described below.

To create one or more master clips from independent sequence clips:

Select one or more independent sequence clips and drag them from the sequence to
the Browser.

Master clips are created for each independent clip dragged to the Browser.