[MacDV] How do you export a movie FCP to tape

[Richard Brown]

Under FILE use "Print to Video." You will get a dialog of settings. Set 
whatever you like (or nothing), click OK, and your screen will turn 
black. Shortly, a dialog will appear which tells you to prep the 
recorder, and, then, just go... This is an excellent feature for making 
loop tapes for trade shows, as you can repeat as many times as you 
like. You can easily make DV and VHS same time.

Richard Brown



On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 03:45 PM, Pwadams at aol.com wrote:

> Hi there!  (using Safari and loving it!)  Imported a quicktime movie 
> into FCP and want to export to tape.  I can't find an easy way like 
> "export to camera" as in iMovie.  Basically, I am trying to convert a 
> PAL video into NTSC so i can export to a NTSC VCR. I can't import a 
> quicktime movie into iMovie, which is why i am using FCP.  I really 
> could use some help.  Thanks,
> pam
>
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