Final Cut Pro X export options
In Final Cut Pro X, the export options have changed.
Two export a movie in Final Cut Pro X, use the share function located under the file menu.
You'll notice that most of the export options refer to services or devices.
You can configure the list of export options available by navigating to the Final Cut Pro preferences menu, or select Add Destination from the File - Share menu.
One particular preset that you may want to add to the list, is the 'Save Current Frame' option.
To export a self-contained movie within Final Cut Pro X, select Share - Master File.
If you have Final Cut Pro 10.0.6+ you can now export a range of from your project. To do this, make sure the range tool is selected, and highlight and area you would like to export.
It's important that the range tool stays selected. This way, Final Cut Pro X will only export the section of the project. It will also export any connected clips contained within the range.
If you find this information useful, consider enrolling in GeniusDV's online Final Cut Pro training class.
Two export a movie in Final Cut Pro X, use the share function located under the file menu.
You'll notice that most of the export options refer to services or devices.
You can configure the list of export options available by navigating to the Final Cut Pro preferences menu, or select Add Destination from the File - Share menu.
One particular preset that you may want to add to the list, is the 'Save Current Frame' option.
To export a self-contained movie within Final Cut Pro X, select Share - Master File.
If you have Final Cut Pro 10.0.6+ you can now export a range of from your project. To do this, make sure the range tool is selected, and highlight and area you would like to export.
It's important that the range tool stays selected. This way, Final Cut Pro X will only export the section of the project. It will also export any connected clips contained within the range.
If you find this information useful, consider enrolling in GeniusDV's online Final Cut Pro training class.
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