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You can customize the Export File destination by choosing one of several resolutions, depending
on the intended playback device. For example, choose 1280 x 720 resolution for iPhone and iPod,
and 1920 x 1080 resolution for iPad. You can also export one or more of the roles used in your
project into one or more les, also known as media stems.
The Export File destination includes the following settings:
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Format: Lists mastering formats (Video and Audio, Video Only, Audio Only) and publishing
formats (Apple Devices, Computer, Web Hosting). Your choice of format determines the
options in the pop-up menus below.
Important: When sharing a project or clip, you can change the resolution only for
publishing formats.
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Video codec: Choose a codec to use for the exported le. (Available choices are based on the
source clip or project media format.)
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Resolution: Choose the default resolution for the destination. If the destination is used with
a project or clip that has a lower resolution than the resolution you chose, the resolution
changes to match that of the project or clip.
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Audio le format: If you chose Audio Only from the Format pop-up menu, choose an audio
format for the exported le. If you chose another option from the Format pop-up menu, this
item lists the audio format that will be used for the exported le.
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Include chapter markers: Select the checkbox to include chapter markers that were added to
the project in the output le. Users can navigate between the chapter markers by clicking the
Next Chapter or Previous Chapter button in iTunes or QuickTime Player.
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“When done,” “Open with,” or “Add to playlist”: Choose what should happen when the export is
complete. You can choose to open the exported le in an application, add it to your iTunes
library, or publish it to the Media Browser. The name of the pop-up menu changes depending
on what you choose.
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Do Nothing: Choose this option if you don’t want to automatically open the exported le.
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QuickTime Player, iTunes, or another application: Choose this option to open the exported
le in the default application associated with the le. You can set or change the default
application in the Finder. For more information, see OS X Help, available from the Help menu
when the Finder is active.
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Compressor: Choose this option to open the exported le in Compressor. The exported le
will appear as the source in a new batch, making it easy to continue to process the project’s
movie. For example, you can create the compressed versions needed for distribution,
without involving Final Cut Pro.
Note: This option is available only if Compressor is installed on the same computer as
Final Cut Pro.
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Other: Choose this option to specify another application to open the exported le. Select the
application in the window that appears, and click Open.
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Library: Choose this option to add the exported le to your iTunes library.
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Roles as: Available only if you chose a mastering format (Video and Audio, Video Only, or Audio
Only) from the Format pop-up menu. If you need to export your project as separate media
les (for example, if you want to export the dialogue, music, and sound eects from your
project separately), you can export one or more of your project’s roles as media stems. You
can create a combined, multitrack QuickTime le or separate audio or video les using your
project’s audio and video roles, and you can assign mono, stereo, or surround output for your
audio channels. For more information about roles, see Roles overview on page 318.
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- Contents 3
- Chapter 7: Edit your project 4
- Chapter 8: Edit audio 5
- Contents 6 6
- Chapter 10: Advanced editing 7
- Chapter 12: Color correction 8
- What’s new in Final Cut Pro? 10
- Final Cut Pro basics 17
- What are libraries? 18
- Viewer: Play back 20
- Browser: Access all 20
- Magnetic Timeline: Edit your 20
- Medialesandclips 22
- Import media 23
- Ifit’syourrstimport 24
- Importfromconnectedcameras 24
- Change the way clips appear 25
- The media on the 25
- Playback controls 25
- Camera icon 27
- Import spanned clips 28
- Import from iMovie 36
- Import from iTunes 37
- Import from Motion 37
- Importfromdevices 38
- Organize les while importing 42
- Importwhilerecording 43
- About memory cards and cables 45
- Supportedmediaformats 46
- Analyze media 50
- Audioanalysisoptions 51
- Analyze your media 52
- A clip with a purple 53
- The analysis keywords are 54
- Medium Shot Smart Collection 55
- These clips contain the 55
- Medium Shot analysis keyword 55
- Organize your library 56
- Create a new event 57
- Clips button 58
- Slider set to 5 seconds 60
- Slider set to 30 seconds 60
- Merge, split, and sort events 63
- Duplicate projects and clips 64
- Organizeclips 65
- Choose All Clips to 66
- Add keywords to clips 67
- Type a keyword 68
- Enter keywords 69
- Select the keyword 70
- Enter notes 71
- Organize clips by roles 72
- Add Rule pop-up menu 73
- Smart Collection 75
- Play back and skim media 77
- Play back media 78
- Moves through 79
- Skim media 80
- Audio skimming is turned off 81
- Skimming is turned on 81
- Event Viewer Viewer 82
- Aboutbackgroundrendering 86
- Edit your project 87
- Createandmanageprojects 88
- Open an existing project 89
- Modify a project’s settings 89
- Change the project’s 90
- Selectclipsandranges 91
- Select one or more clips 92
- Select a range 94
- Range handles 95
- Selected ranges 97
- Unselected ranges 97
- Addandremoveclips 99
- Drag clips to the Timeline 100
- Append clips to your project 101
- Insert clips in your project 101
- Placeholder clip 102
- Gap clip 102
- Connected 104
- Primary storyline 104
- Connected clip 104
- Connection point 105
- After edit 108
- Before edit 108
- The source clip selection 110
- Add and edit still images 111
- Create freeze frames 113
- Video-only mode 114
- Audio-only mode 114
- Disabled clip 116
- Enabled clip 116
- ArrangeclipsintheTimeline 117
- Cutandtrimclips 122
- Cut clips with the Blade tool 123
- Dotted line indicates 124
- Extend or shorten a clip 125
- Trim the left 126
- Trim the right 126
- Original clip 127
- Range selection 127
- Trimmed clip 127
- Selected end point 128
- Timecode entry field 130
- New end point 131
- New position of frame 134
- Original position of frame 134
- Viewandnavigate 138
- Adjust Timeline settings 140
- Navigate within your project 142
- Navigate using timecode 143
- Incomplete to-do item 147
- Completed to-do item 147
- Chapter marker 147
- Standard marker 147
- Work with markers 148
- Add and remove markers 149
- Standard Marker button 150
- Chapter Marker button 150
- To-Do Item button 150
- Drag the pin left 153
- Edit audio 156
- Audioeditingbasics 157
- Ways to view audio clips 158
- Normal clip view 159
- Audio components 159
- Clip with expanded audio 160
- Detached audio 161
- Reference waveform 161
- Frame borders 162
- View and correct audio levels 163
- Solo and mute audio clips 164
- Add audio 165
- Click the Record button 166
- Voiceover audition clip 168
- To edit voiceover 169
- Audio editing overview 170
- Congure audio channels 171
- Skim to preview 172
- Select to add or remove 173
- Type a new audio 173
- Adjust volume 174
- Fade audio in or out 176
- Fade-out 177
- Crossfade 178
- Fade handle 178
- Pan audio 179
- Click to display the 181
- Surround Panner 181
- Drag to move the 181
- Active angle 187
- Click to enable 187
- Addandadjustaudioeects 190
- Adjust audio eects 192
- Edited preset 194
- Keyframe button 197
- Click an arrow to go to the 197
- Disclosure button 197
- Audiotoolsandtechniques 201
- Blue checkbox 203
- Controls button 203
- Choose a preset from 203
- Sync audio and video 204
- Sync point 205
- Addandadjusttransitions 211
- How transitions are created 212
- Set transition defaults 213
- Drag either transition edge 216
- Drag to roll the edit 217
- This image is set by handle 219
- Addandadjusttitles 220
- Add titles to your project 221
- Adjust titles 222
- Click the position button 223
- (the small circle) and drag 223
- Opacity slider 223
- Left tab 225
- Center tab 225
- Decimal tab 225
- Right tab 225
- Apply preset text styles 226
- Custom preset 227
- Adjustbuilt-ineects 228
- Trim clips 230
- Crop clips 231
- Skew a clip’s perspective 234
- Work with built-in eects 235
- Click an effect’s checkbox 236
- Click the Add Keyframe 236
- The Add Keyframe button 238
- The center keyframe 238
- Drag these handles 239
- The starting keyframe 239
- The ending keyframe 239
- Addandadjustclipeects 241
- Change clip eect order 244
- Built-in effects 245
- Drag clip effects to 245
- Copy and paste keyframes 246
- Addgenerators 249
- Use a timecode counter 250
- Use a shape 251
- Use a background 252
- About themes 253
- Use onscreen controls 253
- Onscreen control examples 254
- Video animation overview 258
- Keyframe for the 260
- Double diamonds 260
- Drag the keyframe 262
- Drag the keyframe up or down 263
- Modify groups of keyframes 264
- Advanced editing 269
- Selected clips in the Browser 272
- New compound clip 272
- Compound 272
- Manage compound clips 275
- Any clips in the dark gray 276
- Add storylines 277
- The gray border 278
- Hold down the G key as you 279
- Drag the edit line 281
- Drag the end point of the 281
- The clip’s edit point moves 282
- Createsplitedits 283
- Playhead at edit point 285
- Selected audio edit point 286
- Original edit point 286
- Shifted edit point 286
- Makethree-pointedits 287
- Three-point edit examples 288
- Tryoutclipsusingauditions 293
- Icon for an audition 294
- Audition icon 295
- Select the audition 295
- Select clips to add 295
- The clip under the spotlight 297
- The alternate becomes 298
- The star icon indicates 298
- Drag an effect from the 299
- Effects Browser to a clip 299
- Click an alternate clip 299
- Retiming clips overview 300
- Change clip speed 300
- Same clip with speed 301
- (now 10 seconds long) 301
- 5-second clip 301
- Create variable speed eects 304
- Drag a retiming handle to 305
- Filmstrip icon 306
- Reverse or rewind clips 310
- Create instant replays 311
- Create a hold segment 313
- Drag the retiming handle 314
- Userolestomanageclips 318
- Subroles 324
- Minimize button 326
- Minimized clip 326
- Roles that have 326
- Editwithmulticamclips 327
- Multicam editing workow 328
- Multicam clip icon 332
- Angle Viewer 335
- The pointer changes 337
- The active angle 337
- Angle name Timecode 341
- Settings pop-up menu 341
- Angle Viewer in the 342
- 9 Angles display setting 342
- The Angle Editor appears 344
- Audio monitoring on 345
- Audio monitoring off 345
- Drag the clip to align 346
- Use the drag handles 348
- Active video angle 352
- Active audio angle 352
- Keying and compositing 354
- Use chroma keys 355
- Drag over an area where 357
- Use luma keys 363
- Foreground clip 364
- Background clip 364
- Finalize the key 368
- Compositing 372
- Use Compositing settings 374
- Color correction 376
- Color balance overview 377
- Balance a clip’s colors 379
- Adjustcolormanually 380
- Color correct the whole image 381
- Drag to select the 384
- Select a Shape Mask 386
- Click here to add 387
- Keyframe indicator 387
- Turnlogprocessingonoro 391
- Measurevideolevels 392
- Choose the scope you 393
- Viewer Options 393
- Vectorscope display options 396
- Histogram display options 397
- Share your project 399
- Supportedexportformats 402
- Drag a destination 404
- Destinations list 404
- Modify the settings for 405
- New destination 405
- Select a destination 406
- Modify share attributes 409
- Attribute fields 410
- Click to view options 410
- Sharerolesasles 412
- These roles will be exported 413
- Mediamanagementoverview 417
- Manageyourmediales 420
- Locate source media les 421
- Relink clips to media les 421
- Text indicates how many 423
- If a proxy has not been 427
- Manage render les 429
- View background tasks 430
- Managelibraries 431
- Create a new library 432
- Open and close libraries 432
- Manage storage locations 434
- Alert icons 438
- Media les 439
- Final Cut Pro eects 439
- Preferences and metadata 441
- General preferences 442
- Editing preferences 442
- Playback preferences 443
- Import preferences 444
- Destinations preferences 447
- Work with metadata 452
- Modify metadata views 453
- Click a checkbox to add a 454
- Action pop-up menu 454
- Batch rename clips 455
- Keyboard shortcuts 458
- Organization 467
- Playback/Navigation 467
- Share and Tools 469
- Multi-Touchgestures 472
- Customize keyboard shortcuts 472
- Command sets are 475
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