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Final Cut Pro X for Final Cut Pro 7 Editors

In Final Cut Pro X, the Share submenu of the File menu includes delivery options

optimized for common destinations. Not all of the export options available in

Final Cut Pro X appear by default. If the Share submenu doesn’t contain the

destination you want, you can add destinations in Final Cut Pro preferences.

Final Cut Pro 7 Final Cut Pro X

Share to iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple TV Choose File > Share > Apple Devices 720p,

Apple Devices 1080p

Share to DVD, Blu-ray Choose File > Share > DVD, Blu-ray

Send to Compressor Choose File > Send to Compressor

Export QuickTime Movie Choose File > Share > Master File

Share to YouTube Choose File > Share > YouTube, Vimeo, CNN

iReport, Facebook, Email

Choose Cluster Use Compressor for setting up and using clusters

• Unlike Final Cut Pro 7, Final Cut Pro X warns you before exporting if you have

missing media.

• Final Cut Pro X has a very fast background process for exporting and transcoding that

allows you to work in the foreground on your next version or project.

• To add a destination to the Share submenu, choose File > Share > Add Destination.

The Destinations pane of the Final Cut Pro Preferences window opens, and you can

drag any of the additional destinations to the list on the left to add them to the

Share submenu.

• By dragging the Bundle icon to the list on the left, you can add multiple destinations

to a single export choice (just drag the destinations you want to the newly created

Bundle folder). This allows you to create multiple types of output simultaneously by

choosing a single item from the Share submenu.

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