Apple Final Cut Pro 6 - Manual (Page 1776)

Chapter 22 Batch Exporting Clips and Sequences 293
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3 To change the name of a bin in the Export Queue, click the bin’s name once to select it,
wait a moment, then click the name a second time. Type a new name.
4 To create a new bin, do one of the following:
 Choose File > New > Bin.
 Press Command-B.
Each bin in the Export Queue has its own export settings. You may want to reorganize
items into different bins to keep items with the same settings in the same bin.
5 To add additional items:
 Drag items from the Browser to a bin in the Export Queue window.
 Select additional items, then choose File > Batch Export again.
To select batch export settings, see the next section, “ Selecting Batch Export Settings .”
If you don’t want to select settings now, you can close the Export Queue window. To
select export settings later, choose Window > Export Queue.
Important: Items in the Export Queue disappear after you quit Final Cut Pro. If you quit
before you batch export, you’ll have to add the items to the Export Queue again.
Selecting Batch Export Settings
Items in the Export Queue window do not have individual export settings. Instead, each
bin in the Export Queue has export settings. When you place a clip or sequence into a bin
in the Export Queue, that item is exported using the settings assigned to the bin.
You can place the same clip or sequence in as many Export Queue bins as you like. This
allows you to export the same clip or sequence with different settings or to multiple
file formats.
If you want, enter a new
name for the bin.