What Was the Timecode on the Original Final Cut Pro App Icon?
After some great comments on our recent tutorial about render times when using Final Cut Pro X, we decided to publish the answer to the FCP trivia question we posed. A lot of people got it wrong, but there were a couple of winners!
The product manager of FCP at the time explained why:
I got it changed for the Europeans and the film folks. We added 25p shortly after. 😀
— Steve Bayes (@stephenbayes) May 20, 2019
Congratulations to our two winners, they both receive a licence for our popular XEffects Toolkit 2 plugin pack for Final Cut Pro X. (Not FCP classic!)
You can find our updated XEffects Toolkit 2 here
If you would like to see the original video about the rendering times and the question, here it is:
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dave olive
May 28, 2019
Hey… the timecode in the fcp icon is:
4:24:48:20
any chance I could get a free copy of XEffects 2 for the correct answer? I just saw your post now