Car Video System User Manual

Media Station|PT Guide132
19 Do one of the following:
• To record using Local mode, press play and
record on the VTR. When ready, click the
Record button in the Digital Cut window.
– or –
• To record using Remote mode, press Record
in the Digital Cut window.
Media Station|PT will queue the tape, play,
then drop in at the appropriate location.
Exporting Audio and Video as
a Digital Movie from a Video
Satellite
If you have audio and video media with a video
satellite system and you want to create a Quick-
Time or Windows Media digital movie, you
must first get the audio from Pro Tools into
Media Station|PT.
Exporting audio and video from a video satellite
system to a digital movie involves the following
steps:
1 Get the audio to the Media Station|PT ma-
chine and cut it into the video sequence.
2 Export the sequence as a digital movie.
To get the audio from Pro Tools to the
Media Station|PT video satellite:
1 Ensure that the Pro Tools system can deliver
files easily to the Media Station|PT video satel-
lite computer through shared storage (such as
Unity or Ethernet-mounted network volume), a
mounted audio or video storage drive, or a DVD.
2 Export audio files from Pro Tools using one of
the following methods:
• Bounce the audio tracks to disk.
• Mix back to internal tracks.
• Export the selected tracks as an AAF with
audio embedded.
See “Exporting Audio from Pro Tools for
Media Station PT” on page 78.
3 Import the Pro Tools audio into the
Media Station|PT sequence, and integrate it into
the track. See the following procedures:
• “Importing Audio into Media Station|PT
from Pro Tools” on page 82
• “Synchronizing Audio with a
Media Station|PT Sequence” on page 86
To export a sequence as a digital movie:
1 Select the sequence you want to export in the
bin and drag it to the Record Monitor.
2 Render all effects in the Timeline as described
in “Rendering All Effects” on page 60.
3 Select the Track Enable buttons for the video
and audio tracks to export.
4 Choose File > Export.
5 Type a name and select the destination.
6 Choose the type of file you want to export
from the Export Setting pop-up menu.
7 Click Options, and configure the settings as
desired.
8 Click Save or Save As.
9 In the Export As dialog, click Save.
Be sure to record at least a few seconds of
black to the tape before performing a digital
cut. This will guarantee that the video tape
is correctly formatted when your digital cut
starts
See “Cross-Mounting Media Storage on Re-
mote Systems” on page 93.