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GC Export FCP
499 EUR (excl. VAT)
GC Export FCP is the first export plug-in for Final Cut Pro to export directly to the MXF GC OP1a standard in D-10 SMPTE 386M IMX30/40/50, Generic IMX30/40/50, DV, DVCPRO25/50, DVCPRO HD and Uncompressed SD/HD compression types and with up to 16 channels of interleaved or non interleaved audio. Support for XDCAM HD 422 50 Mbps 1080i and AVC-Intra is currently under development.
Features:
- MXF GC OP1a export from Final Cut Pro 6.0.3 or later
- 625i25 (PAL), 525i29.97 (NTSC)
- 720p23.98, 720p24, 720p25, 720p29.97, 720p50, 720p59.94, 720p60
- 1080i25, 1080p25, 1080i29.97, 1080i29.97 at 24 fps, 1080p29.97, 1080i30, 1080p30, 1080p50, 1080p59.94, 1080p60
- D-10 SMPTE 386M IMX30/40/50
- Generic IMX30/40/50
- DV, DVCPRO25/50, DVCPRO HD
- Uncompressed SD, Uncompressed HD
- BWF audio, 48 kHz, 16 or 24 bit (DV and Uncompressed formats)
- AES 3 audio, 48 kHz, 16 or 24 bit (D-10 SMPTE 386M)
- 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 16 channels per track (Interleaved) or separate tracks per channel (Non Interleaved) for DV and Uncompressed formats
- 4 or 8 channels per track (Interleaved) for D-10
- Multichannel audio detection from Final Cut Pro sequences and clips
- 4:3, 16:9, Auto and None aspect ratio modes
- Drop frame and non drop frame timecode (Auto, user defined)
- Start timecode presets (Auto, 10:00:00:00, 01:00:00:00)
- Custom start timecode
- Timecode detection from Final Cut Pro sequences and clips
- Streaming support allows access to the growing file while its being exported
- Universal Binary (Intel and PPC compatible)
- Exported D-10 files are XCDAM compliant and can be imported into Avid systems
- Preset Manager for format and destination settings allows export with minimum mouse clicks and fully preset based
- Rendering while export will process filters and effects while the MXF wrapping is in progress
- Mixed MOV, MXF OP1a and OP-Atom to OP1a export
Standard OP1a archiving
MXF OP1a is an open standard developed by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) and specified in the SMPTE 378M-2004 documentation. OP1a has become an important archive and mastering standard as it stores video and multichannel audio within one single file which simplifies file management. Final Cut Pro can now directly export various formats to the popular MXF OP1a standard for long term archive mastering.
Fast Streaming Support
  All available export formats are streaming enabled to allow operations such as preview-while-export, edit-while-export, transfer-while-export or playout-while-export. This feature is also called Left to Right or Low Latency with Omneon workflows. Incomplete files will be accessible if the export gets interrupted or canceled which is a huge stability feature for solid broadcast operations. Faster than realtime exports are ready to playout while the export is still in progress. Streaming MXF files can be accessed while exporting by using our MXF Import QT solution. Run the export process from Final Cut Pro and open and preview the file in parallel in
QuickTime Player. If you install the MXF importer on a different Final Cut Pro workstation then you can even access the MXF clip in Final Cut Pro while the export is ongoing. You can then update the clip duration in Final Cut Pro by using
the included UpdateFCPMedia plug-in and check the clip with full video playout and audio routing support. This ultimate realtime access experience is a killer feature that you don't want to miss anymore when processing files. Also live cataloging of exporting clips with Final Cut Server is possible.
MOV, OP1a or OP-Atom rewrapping
Final Cut Pro provides extensive format support thanks to the flexible QuickTime architecture. In combination with our MXF Import QT solution there is a great choice of different workflows. DV assets in various flavours can be mixed in projects and timelines, no matter if the source is native MXF such as from Panasonic P2 (OP-Atom), Avid (OP-Atom), captured media from broadcast servers (OP1a) or QuickTime MOV from Log and Transfer or other sources. They all can be brought together and exported to standard OP1a GC.
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