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Chapter 5:
Final Cut Pro and Other Software
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Final Cut Pro
After you install the Io HD software on your Mac, all you need to do to begin using
it is to become familiar with the AJA Control Panel and how Final Cut Pro works
with Io HD.
With Final Cut Pro you'll choose the proper setups from those provided by AJA to
utilize the Io HD for input and output. These provided setups are called “Easy
Setups” in Final Cut Pro and are available to use under Audio/Video Settings in the
“Final Cut Pro” menu (next to the apple menu). For unique workflows or situations,
the AJA provided Easy Setups may be copied and modified.
You'll also need to gain familiarity with the AJA Control Panel, which will be used
for source input selection, configuring many Io HD features, and for creating your
own preset configurations for different applications.
The manual you are reading does not provide operational information about Final
Cut Pro. Please read the Final Cut Pro user documentation provided with it for
information on configuration and operation. The chapter you are reading addresses
configuration and setup unique to the use of Io HD with Final Cut Pro and other
applications.
Using The AJA Control Panel
The Io HD uses the AJA Control Panel —a software application that provides a
simple visual way to see how the Io HD is currently configured and then make
changes as desired. Control Panel settings can be saved as a preset for recall at
anytime. This lets you store settings associated with all your frequent tasks; then as
you switch tasks you don't have to spend extra time constantly resetting
configurations-just load the previously saved settings for each task. To save a Preset,
simply make the changes as desired in the interface, and choose
File>Save Preset
from the AJA Control Panel pulldown menu.
One thing you'll notice instantly about the control panel is that it
represents a visual block diagram of how the Io HD is set. The current
status of the up-converters/downconverters, the input and output
settings, and many other details can be viewed as a color-coded block
diagram in the control panel.