Working with Video in Pro Tools

For more information, see the following topics:

Introduction to Pro Tools and Video

QuickTime Movies Support in Pro Tools

Windows Media Video (VC-1 AP Codec) Support in Pro Tools

Before Starting Your Project

Video Tracks

Main Video Track

Video Track Controls and Indicators

Locking Video Tracks

Video Engine Rate

Importing Video into Pro Tools

Configuring Video Import Options

Extracting Audio from QuickTime and Windows Media Video

Video Clips

General Video Editing

Renaming Video Disk Files

Video Clip Groups

Using the Video Window

Browsing Video in the Video Universe Window

Playback of High-Definition QuickTime and Windows Media Video

Playing QuickTime DV Video to an External Monitor Over FireWire

Playing Video to an External Monitor Using a Video Card

Bouncing the Video Track to a QuickTime Movie

Bouncing a Video Track with Windows Media Video to a WIndows Media Movie

Using Pro Tools to Import Video from Other Versions of Pro Tools

This topic covers video features in Pro Tools. Differences between support for QuickTime, Windows Media, and Avid video are noted throughout.

The Avid Video Peripherals Guide provides instructions for using an Avid Mojo SDI video peripheral with Pro Tools systems.