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You
can export you clips from the timeline to a full quality QuickTime
file. This is good for "flattening" the timeline, or
if your clip is less than 3 minutes, you can fit your video on
a CD-ROM! I will do this also if my clips start acting very strange
and need to be taught a lesson about playing well together. I
export them and reimport them.
Please note that this will put your QT file in a FCP "container...every
time you click on the file it will open in FCP. You can drag the
file to your QT icon in the dashboard to open it in QT or open
it from the QT program itself. You can also save it as a QT file
from QT to prevent the file from opening in FCP when you click
on it. |
Go
the File, Export, QuickTime
Movie... |
You
are going to make sure Recompress All Frames
is selected and Make Movie Self-Contained is
selected the click on Current Settings |
Now,
chose the appropriate codec you need to use...me be in the US
so I pick DV NTSC 48 kHz. Wow! Fresh baked
QT, a hearty way to edit...Yum! |
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