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What's new in Final Cut Pro 6: New Video Effects Filters Part 2

As we discussed in Part 1 of new Video Effects Support in Final Cut Pro 6, Motion?s effects are created using Apple?s FxPlug architecture while FC?s effects use FxScript plugins. You can tell which effects are being shared with Motion by looking at the Effect Class column in the Effects tab in the Browser window.
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