What do these applications have in common: LiveType, Cinema Tools, Compressor, SoundTrack Pro, Logic, Motion, DVD Studio Pro, and Shake?
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What is the most basic interchange format?
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Name an advantage Open Media Framework (OMF) has over a traditional EDL.
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What is OMF most commonly used for?
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What is XML and what does it do?
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What might you be doing while working at a specialized online editing facility?
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What should you do before you output your online session?
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Name four possible reasons for using the Create Offline option.
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When should you include a window burn of the sequence or clip timecode?
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What should appear at the beginning of any master tape?
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What does the Batch Export command let you do?
Answers
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They can all seamlessly exchange information.
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Edit decision list (EDL).
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OMF can store more information than EDL.
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Audio export.
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XML, or eXtensible Markup Language, lets you create, translate, exchange, and read any single element or an entire Final Cut Pro project file.
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Increasing resolution, color correction, transition and filter manipulation, and preserving broadcast video specifications.
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Play through your sequence and arrange all your video clips onto the lowest possible tracks.
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Trim the clips to reduce the amount you will need to recapture; change your sequence settings to another resolution; duplicate your sequence; and save the duplicated sequence in a new project.
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Whenever you create a reference output.
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Bars and tone, slate, and countdown.
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It lets you export multiple elements with various codecs, formats, and settings.
