Calibrated Software AVC-Intra Create v2 - Manual (Page 29)

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Manually configuring for exporting in FCP7
1. In the ‘File->Export’ menu options, please choose ‘QuickTime Movie…’
2. In the ‘Save’ window that pops-up, go to the ‘Setting:’ menu at the bottom of the window and choose ‘Custom…’
3. The ‘Sequence Preset Editor’ window will pop-up
4. Go to the ‘Video Processing’ tab in ‘Sequence Preset Editor’ window and please make sure you have the ‘Render
10-bit material in high- precision YUV’ selected OR ‘Render all YUV material in high-precision YUV selected
5. Go to the ‘General’ tab in ‘Sequence Preset Editor’ window
a.
In the ‘QuickTime Video Settings->Compressor’ menu, please choose the Calibrated AVC-Intra Create
Compression Type that best matches your Sequence Settings in the ‘Video Codec’ drop down menu. (Please
see the ‘Overview’ section at the beginning of this chapter to see what Compression Type matches best with
your Sequence Settings). The default encoding colorspace of Calibrated AVC-Intra Create
for OSX is ’10-bit
YUV422/Gamma’ so there isn’t a need to setup any of the advanced settings in Calibrated AVC-Intra Create
for OSX .
b. Make sure the ‘Quality’ slider is 100
c. Make sure the Width/Height are at either 1920x1080 or 1280x720 and the Pixel Aspect Ratio is at Square
Pixels for AVC-Intra 100 Encoding, OR make sure the Width/Height are at either1440x1080 or 960x720 and
the Pixel Aspect Ratio is at HD (144x1080) or HD (960x720) for AVC-Intra 50 encoding - pick the
Resolution/PAR that matches the AVC-Intra Compression Type you are encoding to.
d. Make sure the Field Dominance matches the Calibrated AVC-Intra Compression Type you are exporting to -
choose ‘Upper First’ for interlaced compression types or ‘Progressive’ for progressive compression types.
e.
Make sure the ‘Editing Timebase’ matches the Calibrated AVC-Intra Compression Type you are exporting to
–please see the ‘Overview’ section at the beginning of this chapter to see the proper frame rates for the
different AVC-Intra Compression Types.
6. And you’re ready to export