Page Comparison

...

This is necessary because our mixing workstations do not support UHD resolutions very well.

Choose to Export As MXF OP1a

then from the drop down choose Apple ProRes 422 quality

Uncheck use Marks and Selected tracks to make sure

the entire timeline gets exported.

But if you don't want certain tracks or only a portion of

the timeline you can put in and out points on the timeline and choose

Use Marks and Use Selected Tracks

Choose PCM, 48, 24bit and Stereo for the Audio options

Then Choose Save

Choose a place to save the file and Name it

Then Click Save

First select your final timeline and choose >RT click the timeline>Choose Output>Export to File	Image Removed
The next window that opens choose Options	Image Removed
Image Removed	Image Removed
The resulting file will be a .mxf file that you can open and view in VLC NOTE:Apple QuickTime will not open it. Image Removed	Image Removed
First select your final timeline and choose >RT click the timeline>Choose Output>Export to File
The next window that opens choose Options (Mac)
Choose MOV
Uncheck use Marks and Selected tracks to make sure the entire timeline gets exported. But if you don't want certain tracks or only a portion of the timeline you can put in and out points on the timeline and choose Use Marks and Use Selected Tracks
Choose HD 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate 23.976p Color Space choose Rec 709 "Keep at Legal Range"	Image Modified
Choose DNxHD as your codec Compression DNxHD LB Color Depth 8Bit
Scroll down the window and you will see the audio settings Make sure Audio is checked and choose Format - PCM Choose Stereo Sampling Rate 48000 Hz Bits per Sample 24 Review 1920 x 1080 file Color Space Keep at Legal Range Compression should be set to DNxHD LB Click on Save
(Mac) Choose a place to save the file and Name it Then Click Save
Here is the exported file example

...

Versions Compared