Final Cut Studio (part number MB642Z/A) is still available by calling 800-MY-APPLE for $999 (and $899 for educational customers).
Final Cut Studio is a comprehensive video editing package that includes
Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4, Soundtrack Pro 3, DVD Studio Pro 4, Color 1.5
and Compressor 3.5.
Showing posts with label FCP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FCP. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
SD Video Workflow with FCP
I have captured a lot of SD Videos from my camcorder with Premiere Pro 2 long long time ago but didn't have the time to work on them. I have exported them in AVI format and saved them on the Windows Home Server for years.
It is time to do something about it.
It is time to do something about it.
- I copied the avi files to my MacBook Pro external hard disk. Import them into FCP 6.5.
- View the videos one by one to add the log notes about each clip
- Create a sequence for an event and drop the related clips in the sequence and edit the sequence, if needed
- Export the sequence to QuickTime movie (it is hugh, for a 14-minute video, it is 3.18 GB)
- Use Freemake Video Converter to convert it to MP4 video (and the result is pretty good and it is about 200MB from the 3GB one)
- When I imported the AVI files into FCP, I got a warning saying these files are not optimized to FCP. (I should convert all the clips to Apple ProRes 422 if I am going to do a lot of editing)
- I tried to export the video directly from FCP to Compressor with different format but the results are NOT good.
- What is the setting I should use in Compressor?
- Apple, Format, QuickTime, QuickTime H.264, Key Frames Automatic
- Should I do anything before I import the clips into FCP?
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