Apple Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual download pdf (Page 243)

Rendering 243

m Open the Render Quality pop-up menu in the Sequence tab in the Timeline and choose

Edit Render Quality.

2 Specify the options for each render quality and click OK.

m Quality Name: You can assign names to each render quality.

m Draft Render: Check this box to render ﬁlters at the lowest possible quality. This is useful

to speed up previewing, but should be left unchecked before ﬁnal rendering and export.

m Field Rendering: Check this box to turn ﬁeld rendering on.

m Motion Blur: Check this box to apply motion blur when rendering.

m Include Filters: Check this box to include ﬁlters when rendering.

m Enable Frame Blending: Check this box to enable motion smoothing effects where the

speed of the video has been changed.

m Play Base Layer Only: Check this box to render the base tracks (V1 and A1) and cuts

only. No transitions are rendered. Motion will not be applied to clips or sequences when

played back in the Viewer.

m High Quality Playback: Renders the playback at the highest quality. It plays back DV clips

at the highest visual quality, but at the expense of frame rate on the computer monitor.

This does not affect render quality or speed of playback when exporting to a camcorder

or deck. This should only be used for checking the visual quality of ﬁltered or composited

clips.

m Frame Rate: Allows you to render at frame rates proportional to the sequence editing

timebase.

m Resolution: Allows you to render at a resolution proportional to the sequence’s frame

size.

Important The Render Quality settings are independent of the sequence settings. They

apply only to rendered output.

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Apple Final Cut Pro 5 User Manual Page 243