Post by cherrysteven on Jul 6, 2014 20:46:26 GMT -5
Question - I have some purchased DVD movies that I would like to edit in Final Cut Pro X. My objective is making videos using scenes from my DVD. The problem is that I can not get the video and sound into FCP X, because DVD video does not natively work within FCPX. Can anyone figure me out how to start?
Quick Answer - Bring DVD movies into Final Cut Pro X, Final Cut Pro 6/7, and Final Cut Express is simple! Convert your DVD footage with DVD Ripper for Mac, by transcoding DVD into a format that works natively within your non-linear video editing applications. In detail, ripping DVD to Apple ProRes 422 for FCP, and encoding DVD to AIC for Final Cut Express.
Ripping media off a DVD to insert in your video project isn’t a difficult thing. In this example we’ll demonstrate how to rip DVD video for use in FCP, FCP X, and FCE. Follow these simple steps:
1. Download DVD Ripper for Mac, start up it and then open your DVD in the application by clicking DVD disc icon from the menu bar. The best DVD to Final Cut Converter software will recognize all movies titles in your DVD so that you can easily tick off a movie title that you want to rip.
2. DVD Ripper for Mac will let you convert your DVD to a wide variety of video formats. Choose the format that best matches your project settings. Apple ProRes (Apple’s intermediate codec optimized for post production) is typically a good choice for converting your DVD video for use in Final Cut Pro 6/7 and Final Cut Pro X.
Apple InterMediate Codec (AIC)(*.mov) is typically a good choice for converting DVD video for edit with FCE.
3. Click “Convert” button to rip DVD to edit in FCP, FCP X, and FCE on Mac. When finished, click “Open”
button to get the generated files for use in Final Cut Pro X, Final Cut Pro 6/7, and Final Cut Express.
Import your clips into Final Cut Pro X and get to editing: File > Import > Files…
Import your clips to Final Cut Pro 6/7: File > Import > Files…
Import your clips to Final Cut Express: File > Import > Files…
Quick Answer - Bring DVD movies into Final Cut Pro X, Final Cut Pro 6/7, and Final Cut Express is simple! Convert your DVD footage with DVD Ripper for Mac, by transcoding DVD into a format that works natively within your non-linear video editing applications. In detail, ripping DVD to Apple ProRes 422 for FCP, and encoding DVD to AIC for Final Cut Express.
Ripping media off a DVD to insert in your video project isn’t a difficult thing. In this example we’ll demonstrate how to rip DVD video for use in FCP, FCP X, and FCE. Follow these simple steps:
1. Download DVD Ripper for Mac, start up it and then open your DVD in the application by clicking DVD disc icon from the menu bar. The best DVD to Final Cut Converter software will recognize all movies titles in your DVD so that you can easily tick off a movie title that you want to rip.
2. DVD Ripper for Mac will let you convert your DVD to a wide variety of video formats. Choose the format that best matches your project settings. Apple ProRes (Apple’s intermediate codec optimized for post production) is typically a good choice for converting your DVD video for use in Final Cut Pro 6/7 and Final Cut Pro X.
Apple InterMediate Codec (AIC)(*.mov) is typically a good choice for converting DVD video for edit with FCE.
3. Click “Convert” button to rip DVD to edit in FCP, FCP X, and FCE on Mac. When finished, click “Open”
button to get the generated files for use in Final Cut Pro X, Final Cut Pro 6/7, and Final Cut Express.
Import your clips into Final Cut Pro X and get to editing: File > Import > Files…
Import your clips to Final Cut Pro 6/7: File > Import > Files…
Import your clips to Final Cut Express: File > Import > Files…