# Use Cases

Below are some example use cases to showcase FX Marker Pro versatility and potential in various workflows. It’s important to note that these use cases serve as examples to inspire and guide you, but they are not exhaustive. FX Marker Pro is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing users to adapt and integrate it into their unique workflows seamlessly.

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## **Third Party Plugin Verification**

FX Marker Pro simplifies your workflow by placing markers in your timeline wherever effects require installation or licensing. This feature allows you to easily identify and address issues such as watermarked images or missing effects when moving between workstations, preventing costly mistakes during playouts. With FX Marker Pro, you can ensure that all necessary licenses are in place before the final delivery, giving you peace of mind and a seamless editing experience.

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## **Graphics log**

Using FX Marker Pro, you can effortlessly mark every title or Aston in your sequence, especially those with an alpha channel, by selecting the 3D Matte Key. Once markers are placed on each clip, you can quickly export images of each instance, creating a comprehensive log with reference files for easy tracking and management.

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## **PreGrade**

When preparing a project for finishing, whether in Avid Media Composer or another software, FX Marker Pro assists you in isolating and managing specific effects that need removal or enhancement. It handles nested effects on sub-tracks, streamlining your workflow and ensuring a clean, organized project for the next stage.

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## **Conform Roundtrip**

During the grading and online edit process, FX Marker Pro helps identify and remove unnecessary effects, such as color corrections or temporary adjustments. This simplifies the relinking process and ensures a clean, accurate final grade.

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## **Textless Check**

When creating a textless version of an edit, FX Marker Pro identifies and marks all title and subtitle effects within the timeline. This ensures all text elements are properly removed, meeting the necessary requirements for textless content delivery.

