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Annotation Edit and Final Cut Pro X 10.0.1

• Annotation Edit now supports Final Cut Pro X 10.0.1 XML
• You can either export subtitles as rendered images or title effects.
• Any Final Cut Pro X title effects can be imported into Annotation Edit for subtitle preparation.
• The PDF here shows the required steps one, two and three.
• Please install the new Image Export Plugin ( vs. 1.9.9) from the Annotation Edit distribution package, before you try it on your own.

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	Export Subtitles to Final Cut Pro X (3.2 MB)