Join Ashley Kennedy for an in-depth discussion in this video Using Compressor to export with custom settings, part of Final Cut Pro X 10.0.9 Essential Training.
We learned in the last movie how to export a QuickTime movie using one of the built-in Final Cut presets.…Again, there are just over a dozen options available, a dramatic decrease from the usual…number of available codecs in most other video editing applications.…However, the solution Final Cut offers is to include Compressor as an available add-on…program for about $50.…Let's take a look at how to work with Compressor.…So again I have got my project I'd like to export here, and I am going to come up to…the Share menu. And there are a number of ways that I can access Compressor settings.…
One is by way of a method we already know, so we'll explore that now.…I am going to select Master File and go to Settings and under Open With, I am going to…choose open with Compressor.…Now I can change some other settings but probably the most important one for now is under Video codec.…I don't want to compress something twice.…So let's go ahead and send this out uncompressed so that when it gets to Compressor it hasn't…
Author
Ashley Kennedy
Released
3/14/2013NOTE: This course and its exercise files are not compatible with Final Cut Pro X v. 10.1 or later. If you are running v. 10.1 or later, please watch Final Cut Pro X 10.1.1 Essential Training instead.
- Understanding nonlinear editing
- Creating and organizing events
- Organizing footage with keywords and ratings
- Playing and marking clips
- Performing Insert, Append, Overwrite, and Replace edits
- Moving and removing clips
- Trimming in the timeline: performing ripple, roll, slip and slide edits
- Working with connected clips and multiple storylines
- Adjusting audio levels, EQ, and more
- Performing a multicam edit
- Adding and animating video and audio effects
- Working with motion effects, speed effects, titles, themes, and generators
- Performing primary and secondary color correction
- Importing and analyzing footage from multiple platforms
- Managing media and project data
- Sharing and exporting projects
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: Why are the exercise files not working, and why does my interface look different than the one in this course?
A: This lynda.com course and its exercise files are not compatible with Final Cut Pro X v. 10.1 or later. If you are running v. 10.1 or later, please watch Final Cut Pro X 10.1.1 Essential Training.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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Using the exercise files5m 16s
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1. Getting to Know the Editing Environment and the Project
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Accessing additional tools6m 23s
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2. Organizing Your Project in the Event Library
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Displaying event data6m 3s
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3. Basic Editing: Laying the Foundation in the Primary Storyline
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4. Refining the Edit: Using Trimming Tools
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5. Beyond the Primary Storyline: Exploring Connected Clips and Secondary Storylines
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6. Basic Audio Editing
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Adjusting audio EQ4m 46s
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Recording audio4m 4s
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7. Additional Editing and Organizational Techniques
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Working with markers4m 57s
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8. Multicam Editing
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Performing a multicam edit3m 53s
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Refining the multicam edit3m 48s
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9. Working with Effects
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Adding animated themes4m 7s
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Creating freeze frames3m 51s
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10. Basic Color Correction
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11. Additional Importing and Capturing Techniques
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Capturing from tape3m 18s
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Making a tape archive3m 28s
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12. Managing Media and Project Data
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Managing render files2m 56s
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13. Sharing and Exporting
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Exporting a still image1m 22s
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14. Basic Troubleshooting
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Solving offline media problems10m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps3m 28s
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