Introduction to Pro Tools and Video

Pro Tools lets you do the following with video:

Create video tracks and import QuickTime and Windows Media video to the Timeline using menu commands or drag and drop

Lock video tracks

Extract audio from QuickTime or Windows Media video

Scrub audio in tandem with video

View video in the Video window or output it through a FireWire peripheral to an external monitor

Bounce the video track to QuickTime or Windows Media video

Pro Tools HD, Pro Tools with Complete Production Toolkit 2, and Pro Tools with an Avid video peripheral let you do the following with video:

Import multiple video files into the Timeline

Select from multiple video playlists on each video track

Mix multiple codecs in video tracks

Organize, group, and edit video clips in the Timeline much like audio clips

Organize, group, and edit video clips with audio clips

Manage video clips

Undo multiple video operations

Create multiple video tracks with QuickTime, Windows Media, and Avid video in the Timeline

An Avid video peripheral is required to work with Avid video.