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FCP Markers to podcast
I placed markers in FCP audio file and output to M4v (output quicktime converter to ipod). How do I get the markers to show up in an enhanced podcast? Do I need other software? Do I output it different?
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You can convert FCP markers to podcast markers in Soundtrack Pro.
Can’t give you a step by step, as I am not in front of a system, but I have done it and it works. Check Soundtrack Pro Help, I think it’s in there. It’s not just for audio podcasts… It work with video podcasts too.
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John is correct.
Display the Podcast Track in STP (upper right popup menu located in the multi-track workspace). When you select this track the Podcast Marker input data fields appear in the Details tab. Easiest way to add a marker to the selected track is … ⇧ ⌘ M …, that’s shift+command+M.
Remember there is a difference between an Enhanced Podcast, which is an audio file (AAC, MPEG-4 wrapper, .m4a file extension) and a QT movie with chapter markers. The audio .m4a supports reference stills and hyperlinks. If you are exporting a video file, the “Podcast Markers” appear a standard Chapter Markers.
Make sure you export properly – File Type: AAC/Podcast File. You can set the format to include the audio only “enhanced images” or a video track.
-paul
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