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Table Of Contents
- Contents
- What’s new
- Compressor basics
- Simple transcoding
- Advanced adjustments
- Intro to advanced adjustments in Compressor
- Work with settings
- View and modify a setting’s properties in Compressor
- Create custom settings in Compressor
- Formats and settings in Compressor
- Properties of settings
- Apple Devices settings in Compressor
- Common Audio Formats settings in Compressor
- Dolby Digital settings in Compressor
- H.264 for Blu-ray setting in Compressor
- Image Sequence settings in Compressor
- MP3 settings in Compressor
- MPEG-2 setting in Compressor
- MPEG-4 settings in Compressor
- MXF settings in Compressor
- QuickTime Export Components setting in Compressor
- QuickTime Movie settings in Compressor
- Work with destinations
- Work with locations in Compressor
- Work with jobs
- Work with batches in Compressor
- Advanced tasks
- Import an image sequence in Compressor
- Work with surround sound files
- Work with 360-degree video
- Work with captions
- Create iTunes Store packages
- Create IMF packages
- Modify frame size
- Modify playback speed
- View and modify audio tracks in Compressor
- Add video and audio effects
- Work with metadata annotations in Compressor
- Add descriptive audio tracks in Compressor
- Set a poster frame in Compressor
- Add markers using Compressor
- Transcode time ranges in Compressor
- Modify starting timecode in Compressor
- Work smarter
- Compressor preferences
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Wide color gamut and HDR
- Create and use droplets in Compressor
- Create additional instances of Compressor
- Transcode Final Cut Pro and Motion projects in Compressor
- Use distributed processing
- Glossary
153Compressor User Guide
3. Duplicate the job by doing the following:
a. Control-click the job you used in step 1, then choose Edit > Copy from the
shortcut menu.
b. Select an empty part of the batch area to deselect the job you just copied, then
Control-click the batch area and choose Edit > Paste from the shortcut menu.
The duplicate job is pasted into the batch area.
4. Designate a different portion of the source file to be transcoded by following the
instructions in steps 1 and 2.
Modify starting timecode in Compressor
You can modify a job’s starting timecode in the timing area of the Job inspector. Modifying
the starting timecode automatically adjusts the job’s In point to match the new start time.
Modify a job’s starting timecode
1. Select the job in the Compressor batch area.
Tip: To select a job, rather than one of its output rows, click the source filename at
the top of the job.
2. If necessary, click the Inspector button to reveal the inspector pane.
The selected job’s properties are displayed in the Job inspector.
3. Enter the timecode’s starting value in the Start field.
You can drag up or down on a timecode unit, or click on a unit and press the up or down
arrow keys to change only that unit.
4. To use drop-frame timecode, select Drop frame.










