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Hello! I am recently new to Final Cut Pro so I have a lot to learn. But, I am trying to save videos to save to my website and they are too large to compress down. So I am trying to make a couple smaller videos. How can I save half of the clips as a video without deleting the second half of clips? And then doing the same for the other half so I have two smaller videos I can upload online.
they are too large to compress down.
As Luis said, partial export is possible by specifying a range.
All you want is to split the timeline? It seems to me that you are worried about file size/resolution/codec, etc. Are those things okay?
Yes I sure am! I am wanting to put some videos as background on my website and my website designer said I have to have them less than 8mb to play. I tried using handbrake to compress down but my videos are too large to begin with to get them down to that.
This is all new to me so any help I can get i appreciate so so much!
The duration of the one I am currently trying to trim down is 3:45. How do I figure out the frame size? When I googled how to find frame size is says to right click and hit video frame rate but that's not an option when I right click on a clip.
How do I figure out the frame size?
Media selection: Information inspector: General →control+⌘4 →shift+⌘3 to shoot
Project selection →Information Inspector: Change →shift+⌘3 to shoot
Press I to set an in point, and O to set an out point. Then only that range between in and out points is exported. Repeat for the other section of your project.
What is the frame size and what is the duration of these videos?
Cutting Final Cut Pro Videos
