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Batch Export Stills from Timeline?Posted by Karan
Are you talking about an image sequence?
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>The simplest way is probably to make freeze frames of the images you want to represent each
>clip and put them in a bin. I do this too. Just make sure the freeze frames are properly named before exporting. www.strypesinpost.com
Something new in FCP7-- try Edit>Project Properties and see that Marker Visibility is enabled for all Marker types. Worth checking.
And if you prefer to export frame dumps from your timeline as you go, try the Neotron Exportobot, which requires Quickeys and a tweak to its Click location step wthin the macro tailored to your Export dialog. You just set this once. Download the macro at my website homepage. Download a free trial of Quickeys at www.startly.com. I like marking a bunch of stills on the fly, and the QuicKeys Exportobot then detects each Marker and exports the still frame beneath it. - Loren Today's FCP keytip: Open A/V Settings with Command-Option-Q ! Final Cut Studio 2 KeyGuide? Power Pack. Now available at KeyGuide Central. www.neotrondesign.com
Batch Exporting Freeze frames has problems.
when you make a freeze, it contains the TC (timecode) either of the clip or the sequence. Batch Export chokes on the colons in the TC. i prefer making subclips to batch export as still images. so i'd suggest you go thru your timeline, f to match frame into the viewer when you see a frame you like, mark in / out make sub (Apple u) sub appears in browser ready for you to rename. nick
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