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MAKE SURE THE AUDIO OUTPUT IS SET UP CORRECTLY

Go to Final Cut Pro > Audio/Video Settings... and the Audio/Video Settings window will open. Make sure you're on the "Summary” tab (look at the top).    At the bottom of this window make sure that “Video Playback” is set to “Apple Firewire NTSC (720 x 480)” and “Audio Playback” is set to “Digidesign Mbox 2”.

If the "Video Playback" option says "[MISSING]"before "Apple Firewire...", that's just because your deck is turned off. If it says [NONE], that is okay as well. We will talk later about setting up the deck for video playback.

If the Audio Playback is set to “Digidesign Mbox 2”, the audio will be routed through the Mbox and then to your speakers or headphones.  This is what you want while you’re working on this first exercise, but make note where this option is located because, in the future, you will need to change it from “Digidesign Mbox 2” and put it on the “Firewire” option instead.

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01 – Start FCP

02 – FCP Setup

03 – Set Audio Output

04 – Start New Project

05 – Browser Window

06 – Sequences & Bins

07 – Getting Video into a Project

08 – Import Titanic Footage

09 – Identify & View Clips

10 – In & Out Points

11 – Add Clips to Timeline

12 – Overlapping Clips

13 – Viewing Footage in the Timeline

14 – Move Clips within Timeline

15 – Overwriting & Inserting

16 – The Selection Tool

17 – The Razor Blade

18 – Separating Audio from Video

19 – Unlinking Audio from Video

20 – Additional Editing Methods

 

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