pac file, and thereby avoiding the converting to a FCP recognizeable file.It might not be a plugin packed with eye candy, but it looks like a very solid utility product that does one job well. It would also be great if some of you have experience with using subtitles in general in FCP, because another option could be that the external compagny can send me another file instead of a. That can be a bit hard with languages you have no idea on how to speak or write 😀 pac file contains, and I’m manually correcting the length of each targa image. I really hope that someone can help me on this, because the targa way, is kind of like starting from scratch without me using the timecode data that the.
pac file (with all TC data) into a file that can be imported into FCP, and therby pasting all subtitles on a video track, with the correct length and duration. It is therefor very important for me to know if there is a way to convert this. pac files, with timecodes for when each subtitle is supposed to be displayed in the movie along with the length of each subtitle. The main issue is that this external compagny have made very detailed information in the.
pac file to a file that is recognized by FCP. I see the option for importing some kind of XML subtitle for FCP, but I don’t know how to convert my original. It’s very time consuming seeing that the movie is around 20 minutes long, and I have 7 video layers containing hundres of targa images. pac file and then export targa images from Belle Nuit, and then importing thoose targa files into Final Cut Pro. pac file for each of the 7 languages.Įarlier I have used Belle Nuit subtitler to import the. The project is going to be made available in 7 different languages and what they do, is sending me a. I am currently working with a project and we have an external compagny to make subtitles for the project. I have a question regarding subtitles in Final Cut Pro
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