Apple M8728Z/A User Manual - Page 179
Exporting from Cinema Tools, Cinema Tools databases.
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The following diagram shows the basic process when exporting a change list from Final Cut Pro. After you finish the initial edit of the program, you export a Final Cut Pro XML file (or a Cinema Tools program file if you are using a film-based workflow) and screen the program. If changes are required, you make the edits in the sequence and then export a change list that compares the file representing the initial edit with the current sequence. Yes More changes required? Final Cut Pro Edit sequence Export change list Screen program 12 Exported XML for initial edit Change list (for sound conforming, and so on) Exporting from Cinema Tools When you export a change list from Cinema Tools, the following rules apply: • You must have two files: one that represents the original sequence and another that represents the new sequence. • You can use a mixture of Final Cut Pro XML files and Cinema Tools program files as the original and new sequences. • The frame rates of the original and new files must be the same. • By using Final Cut Pro XML files for the original and new versions of the sequence, you can output a change list with a frame rate that is not actually supported by a Cinema Tools database, such as 59.94 fps or 50 fps. This can be useful in nonfilm-based DI workflows. (Cinema Tools program files always use a frame rate supported by Cinema Tools databases.) Note: Change lists exported from Final Cut Pro are always based on Cinema Tools-supported telecine speed (TK Speed) frame rates, as specified in the Export Film Lists dialog. These frame rates include 24 fps, 25 fps, and 30 fps. Chapter 10 Generating Film Lists and Change Lists 179