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Join Date: Feb 2005
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FCP: Export all open sequences
Is there a way to export all open sequences in FCP?
Every week I have an edit where there are over 5 timelines for a project, and I need to export them, but can only do this individually. It would save me a lot of time if I could hit a button and it would export all the timelines. The kind thing I could do at the end of work before I leave for the day. Any ideas? Thanks, Chris |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Batch Export
Have you tried doing a Batch Export?
Select all the sequences you wish to export in the Browser, then select "Batch Export" from the File menu. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Export from the browser, not the timeline
Select all the sequences you want to export in the browser, & export them from there.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Batch Export is the best way to go.
-Ben Balser -Certified Apple Trainer -Event DV Magazine, Cut Lines |
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The trouble with your suggestion Arnie is that it will only export one sequence at a time. For example, you will have to adjust the settings for Sequence 1, then it will export, Sequence 2 settings will popup, export, Sequence 3, export, etc. With that method you will not be able to setup first and then press "go".
As Ben said, Batch Export is the most appropriate method. Good luck Chris! |
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Cheers guys, it works a breeze.
Chris |
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