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After you record in the studio, you can export the timeline as a synchronized package formatted for easy import to Final Cut Pro. Trims, cuts, markers, and comments made in the Riverside editor carry over, ensuring a seamless transition between stages of the production process.
Plan: Riverside for Business
Device: Computer browser
Step by step
- Using a computer, download and install Final Cut Pro.
- Open the ZIP file exported from Riverside.
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Extract or unzip the ZIP file to a location on the computer.
- Follow these instructions for Mac.
- In Final Cut Pro, create a new project or open an existing one.
- At the top of the screen, click File > Import > XML…
- Using the file selector, navigate to the folder created in step 3.
- Select the XML file (export.xml) and click Open.
The recording appears in Final Cut's Library sidebar. - Drag it to the project's timeline.
You may need to arrange and resize video track tiles using the Transform panel. By default, all the video tracks are centered and on overlapping layers.
What's included?
Based on the recording type, the following are in the timeline package:
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XML file |
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Aligned audio (WAV) tracks |
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Raw Audio tracks (WAV) |
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Aligned video (CFR MP4) tracks (Separate tracks for each participant) |
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Any Media Board track files |
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