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Exporting Media to Pipeline From Final
Cut Pro
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4. Select the Pipeline you’re exporting to, and click OK to connect.
5. Export your media (Final Cut Pro must render the media first, if not already rendered). The Pipeline
Plugin displays the Pipeline Export window:
With a VTR connected and the VTR is in Remote mode, use the VTR controls to queue the tape. Next,
press Capture (the round red button) to play out the clip or sequence in real time.
With a VTR connected and VTR is in Local mode, queue the tape manually and press Capture on the
VTR simultaneously with clicking Capture on the Export dialog.
With a monitor or other real-time system connected, click Capture when you want to start exporting.
During the time that Final Cut Pro is playing out media, the Pipeline Export dialog displays “Exporting clip
or sequence name” and displays the progress bar until export is complete.
Figure 6–21. Use the Pipeline browser to select the Pipeline for this export.
6. View or Change Settings. Click Preferences if you want to view or change settings ( Setting
Preferences (page 76) ).
7. Select a Pipeline and Connect. Select the Pipeline you want to use for this export operation.
When you connect, the Pipeline plugin displays the video that is present on the SDI out port (if a VTR is
connected), or advises you if no video signal is present on the SDI out port, because you may want to
queue up your tape or roll it to a specific point before exporting the media.
Note
If your project has mixed format timelines, Final Cut Pro renders the media to meet
Pipeline format requirements before exporting the media.
Pipelines use Bonjour to display in this list. Select the Pipeline,
and also verify the status before connecting. Other details
include IP address, software revision, and current format.
Click to display and adjust preferences.
Click OK to connect.