Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.0.9) User Manual
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Chapter 14
Share your project
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Click Next, enter a name for the file, choose a location to save it, and click Save.
You can monitor the progress of the transcode in the Background Tasks window, and you can
continue to work in Final Cut Pro while the file is transcoded.
When the transcode is complete, the transcoded file is either opened by the application specified
in the “Open with” pop-up menu in the Settings pane or saved to the location you chose. You
can view and locate shared projects in the Sharing inspector. For more information, see
announce, and view the location of shared projects
on page 388.
Save a custom preset
If you’ve created a customized list of roles to share, you can save it as a custom preset.
1
Configure your share options using the instructions in “Share roles as separate files,” above.
2
In the “Roles as” pop-up menu, do any of the following:
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To save a new preset: Choose Save As, type a name for the preset, and click Save.
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To save a preset that you’ve modified: Choose Save.
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To save a preset as a new preset: Choose Save As, type a name for the preset, and click Save.
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To rename a preset: Choose Rename, type a new name for the preset, and click Save.
Note: The word “edited” appears after the names of custom presets that you’ve modified.
Custom presets that you create appear at the bottom of the “Roles as” pop-up menu.
Custom presets are stored in /Users/username/Movies/Final Cut Events/Export Presets/.
Delete a custom preset
You can delete custom presets that you created.
1
Select a project or clip, click the Share button in the toolbar, and choose Master File from the
pop-up menu.
2
In the Share window, click the Settings button, and in the “Roles as” pop-up menu, choose the
custom preset that you want to delete.
The custom presets are listed at the bottom of the pop-up menu.
After you choose a preset, a checkmark appears next to its name.
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In the “Roles as” pop-up menu, choose Delete.