M-AUDIO Pro Tools Recording Studio - Manual (Page 1077)

Chapter 48: Working with Video in Pro Tools 1059
* The video output format may displayed on the ex-
ternal monitor.
Windows Media (VC-1 AP) Output
(Windows Vista Only)
Pro Tools lets you output Windows Media (VC-1
AP) video to NTSC or PAL monitors via any de-
vice that is compatible with standard Direct-
Show output.
Bouncing the Video Track to a
QuickTime Movie
When you have finished your final mix and syn-
chronized your audio events to the movie, you
can bounce the main video track (QuickTime or
Avid video) and a mono or stereo mixdown of
your session to a new QuickTime movie.
You can choose from a variety of standard
QuickTime codecs, which are fully compatible
with other QuickTime applications.
To bounce video and audio in the video track to a
QuickTime movie:
1 Finalize your mix.
2 Make sure the video track you want to bounce
is currently the main video track. (The track’s
Video Online button must be highlighted blue.)
3 Make sure that all of the audio tracks you want
to include in the bounce are audible (not muted
or inactive).
4 Assign the output of each of the tracks you
want to include in your bounce to the same ste-
reo output or bus path.
720p/
29.97
HDV 720p/
59.94 or
NTSC 29.97 720p/
59.94
720p/50 720p/50
or PAL 25 720p/50
1080i/50 1080i/50
or PAL 25 1080i/50
720p/
59.94 720p/
59.94 or
NTSC 29.97 720p/
59.94
1080i/
59.94 1080i/
59.94 or
NTSC 29.97 1080i/
59.94
For a list of devices explicitly tested for
Windows Media (VC-1 AP) output from
Pro Tools, visit the Digidesign website
(www.digidesign.com/compatibility).
Supported Video Formats using a PCIe video card
Video
Format
Video
Reference
Rate
PT Frame
Rate
Video
Output
Format*
Because all formats and codecs have not
been tested, you should verify the
QuickTime movie bounced successfully.
Pro Tools cannot bounce audio or video to
an MPEG-2 video file.