Using the Presto Wizard for Mac

This section shows Step 5 of 5 for creating a Presto project with your presentation slides and videos from either FCP or Premiere Pro.

 

Step 5: Render Movie

Press the Render Movie... button to start a render. Presto will prompt you for the name of the .mov file.

 

The render options are controlled in the Project Options tab, as described above.

You can control the part of the project that gets rendered by marking the in and out point:

The area outside the in-out region is colored dark grey on the timeline ruler, as illustrated below. Only the light grey region will be rendered.

Areas outside the In/Out region are darkened

Sending your Presto Project back to Final Cut Pro

 

 

Send project to FCP format

You can send your Presto project back to Final Cut Pro by pressing the Send to FCP button on the lower right of the Edit tab.

Presto appends " Presto 1" to the sequence name, imports the new sequence into your FCP project, and opens the sequence for you. The next time you send the Presto project to FCP, it appends "Presto 2", and so on. Presto always creates a new sequence in your FCP project.  It will not modify any of your existing sequences.

NOTE: This option is only available for projects imported directly from Final Cut Pro. For projects imported from an FCP XML file, this option is not available.

You can also export your Presto project in the FCP XML format. To do this, choose the menu item File > Export FCP XML...