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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Bucks County/Philly, PA
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Thread Starter | Best method exporting from Final Cut into Pro Tools?
Video and dialogue currently reside in Final Cut Pro. Must be transferred into Pro Tools for SFX, music spotting, Scoring, mix. What is the best way to get the video (Quicktime I guess) into Po Tools? Must remain locked.
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I generally have them output uncompressed (if they're doing DV, then they export a quicktime movie uncompressed DV/DVPRO and NTSC if you're in the US). I then open the file in QUICKTIME and compress to a 720x480 quicktime movie using the PhotoJPEG compression setting at medium quality. I find this gives me a decently compressed quicktime movie that doesn't overload my system and pro-tools likes it fine
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| Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2003 Location: Boston
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Not to be nitpicky, but take the word uncompressed out when you talk to them. Just a 720x480 DV/NTSC (which is a compressed format). Otherwise, people may get confused. I find DV quality works just fine, but as was mentioned photo-jpeg can work as well. You want to work with codecs that the machine doesn't have to do too much work to process so that more resources go to your audio. Ideally, you would get the video processing completely off your DAW system and onto another computer that can be lokced with your session. But that's not very practical for a small shop. Steve |
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what Steve says is correct. and an OMF for audio. there is info in the manual about all this.
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| Gear addict Joined: Feb 2007 Location: Chicago
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An OMF will work, only if you have digitranslator. Otherwise you'll have to export each track individually and you'll lose handles. But as minister said, its in the manual. Did you check there first? | |
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We are about to buy Automaticduck pro export for our studio. Anyone who has used it? is it the best export tool for FCP to Protools or is there any other alternative? /benny |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Carolina Guy
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I'm working on a project (low budget) that uses Automatic Duck. The director is the editor and had very specific automation curves he wanted to perserve. AutoDuck was the only way to get the automation out and into my DAW. Here's some observations.... it doesn't translate perfectly. The way FCP handles automation is different than other programs and it translates poorly. (some paning problems, automation points created at the start of every new clip, etc) |
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| Gear addict Joined: Nov 2006 Location: Marin County, CA, USA
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Does FCP do AAF export? I've gotten AAF's from an Avid and was able to retain the automation. Is it diffferent with FCP?
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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Bucks County/Philly, PA
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Thanks for the replies fellas. Sounds like I should really look into Digitranslator. | |
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