Space Designer decay cuts off on Compound Clips?

I cannot seem to get the Space Designer to properly decay on Compound Clips. The decay cuts off sharply at the end of each nested clip instead of sustaining through the gap like the stock FCP reverb effects. Am I missing something or is this a current limitation of FCPX 10.0.3?

Thanks for the response Tom. The Space Designer is applied to the compound clip. The CC contains several clips of dialogue with gaps seperating them and a gap at the end for the final decay. The Space Designer cuts off after the end of each nested clip including the last in the sequence. Interestingly the non Logic verbs, such as the AUMatrixReverb, work on the CC as expected.

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case THEME_10: l_sHeader += "have new shoes"; break;
case THEME_11: l_sHeader += "read a book"; break;
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case THEME_2: l_sTxt = "Do you know any songs? Why not sing it right now?"; break;
case THEME_3: l_sTxt = "How about taking the dog for a walk? You don’t have a dog? Take someone else’s dog for a walk!"; break;
case THEME_4: l_sTxt = "Not everyone can go flying, but everyone can fly a kite! Why don’t you make your own kite and see if it flies?"; break;
case THEME_5: l_sTxt = "Have you got a wobbly tooth? Don’t forget to put it under your pillow when it falls out!"; break;
case THEME_6: l_sTxt = "Does your Mum have a hat? What does it look like on you?"; break;
case THEME_7: l_sTxt = "Can your Dad ride a bike? Why don’t you ask him?"; break;
case THEME_8: l_sTxt = "Can your Mum swim? Why don’t you ask her?"; break;
case THEME_9: l_sTxt = "How many animals can you think of that begin with the letter M? Ask someone else and see who thinks of the most!"; break;
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case THEME_11: l_sTxt = "What’s your favourite bedtime story? Can you read it to yourself?"; break;
case THEME_12: l_sTxt = "Have you ever moved house? Why not ask a grown-up about a time when they moved house?"; break;
case THEME_13: l_sTxt = "Have you cleaned your teeth today? I hope so! How many toothbrushes are there in your bathroom?"; break;
case THEME_14: l_sTxt = "What was the last film you saw? Do you have a favourite? Ask a grown-up to tell you about their favourite film!"; break;
case THEME_15: l_sTxt = "You can draw your news too! Draw a picture of what you did today!"; break;
case THEME_16: l_sTxt = "Have you ever baked a cake? Cooking can be fun - and if you make something delicious, that’s definitely news!"; break;
case THEME_17: l_sTxt = "Fruits make great drinks. How many different fruits can you think of that you can drink?"; break;
case THEME_18: l_sTxt = "You can do lots of different things at the beach. How many different things can you think of?"; break;
case THEME_19: l_sTxt = "Can you see any trees outside the nearest window? How many can you see?"; break;
case THEME_20: l_sTxt = "Why don’t you make your own boat and see if it floats in the bath?"; break;
return l_sTxt;
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I have a movie clip imported from my DVD video camera. After importing, I drag it to the Project library. However, it then zooms in and cuts off the head of the main subject, besides making things blurry from zooming in. I would say it almost doubles the zoom. I have gone to all the options... took of the cropping effect, etc. Nothing works. Any ideas? I saw something else about it on here, but no answers.

This can happen if you have image stabilization turned on as it zooms into the clip to compensate for the camera shake. It can turn it off or control the zoom factor in the Clip Adjustments function. If you reduce the zoom factor too much you'll see black around the image.

When i move a clip into the top project screen, it cuts off about an inch of video. im trying to make a chin face video so i need that inch. any help?

when i move a clip into the top project screen, it cuts off about an inch of video. im trying to make a chin face video so i need that inch. any help?

1) Make sure that your project is in the same aspect ratio as your camera. If your camera shoots 16:9. make a 16:9 project.
2) Check the clip inspector for the clip in your project to see if Image Stabilization is turned on. Stabilization works by zooming in, so you may want to turn it off.

Compound Clip Problem in Final Cut Pro X

I've posted most of the details within the video, explaining the issue. Basically, I'm using a green screen and transitioning pictures behind me on screen. I'm also singing in the video, so I need my lips to match up to the audio in the background. Before I create the compound clip (to fix the black background issue), the timing is perfect. But once I create the compound clip, the timing is off and I can't seem to extend the trasition or figure out a way to get my lips back in sync.
The exact issue is shown in the video below
http://youtu.be/raCZ_g2puao

Look at a video called finalcut pro X tips and tricks on YouTube it shows how to fix your issue.

Imovie 11: When moving clips from event to project, the top of the video clip is cut off.

I'm working with a new project. When I add clips from an event to the project window, the top of the video clip is cut off. Quite a bit of it is cut off. It happens on every clip. The aspect ratio is correct and I've set the video to fit in frame. How can I fix this? I would really appreciate any help.

You may have stabilization turned on in the project. On one of the clips, click on the small gear icon at the start of the clip and select Clip Adjustments. In the Inspector that opens, uncheck the box "Smooth Clip Motion" against Stabilization. If this fixes it for you, do the same for the other clips.
Also, it's a good idea to turn off certain preferences in iMovie>Preferences (an iMovie menu item). In the Browser tab uncheck the boxes for both "Automatically stabilize clips that have been analyzed" and "Apply rolling shutter correction for clips that have been analyzed". See this picture:
The stabilization process causes a zoomed in effect on the video, as it has to "average" the pixels in order to smooth any shaky motion. You therefore lose a certain amount of the picture, depending on the extent of stabilization applied. Here's what iMovie Help states (in part) about this process:
"iMovie stabilizes video by analyzing the camera motion in the video and then moving the picture the opposite way to steady it onscreen. In this process, iMovie zooms in on the picture slightly. The amount of unstable motion in the clip determines how much zooming is necessary.
Zooming in crops out some of the picture, but you can fine-tune the level of stabilization to strike the right balance between keeping the video steady and retaining as much of the picture as possible."
John

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