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Editing 24F video in Final Cut Pro 6

By Brian Liloia / October 2, 2007

Canon introduced their proprietary “24f” capture format, an alternative to Panasonic’s own 24p, but with similar features, when they released their lineup of professional HDV cameras, the XLH1, XHG1 and XHA1. Until now, there has been no way to properly edit 24f footage in Final Cut Pro, but the latest version of the NLE finally recognizes the format.

In this tutorial, Heath McKnight provides two methods for capturing and working with 24f footage within Final Cut Pro 6. Happy 24f cutting!

Topics: Blog editing Post-production

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