Can you still add to a project once you've exported it?

I'd like to so my dad my project so far but since he lives far away, I'd have to export it or burn it to a dvd, I guess. But then can I still add to it afterwards?

Yes

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Morning @mb,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at this article:
iTunes: Transferring media from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or iPod
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1209
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serach the forum for any of the hundreds of posts detailing this process -
my personal favorite is shift-N, apple-9, type name, drag to bin, batch export.
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Done
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=797432&#797432
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If I add more than one transition at a time in an HD
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picture. Once I've added two transitions at one time
then play the movie, 3/4 of the way through a picture
it will skip to the next picture in the sequence. The
only way to fix this problem is to undo the
transitions, select all the pictures from that point
on (because the whole timing of the entire video is
now messed up) place the pictures back in the clips
section, and then put them back in the timeline
again. It sounds crazy I know, but it's true, it
happens every time without fail. So now I have to put
one transition in at a time and wait for it to
complete before moving on to the next one. This is
driving me crazy!!! Is it a bug or am I doing
something wrong?
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Can you batch export in FCP X, can you batch export in FCP X

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Andynick is correct about the batch export workaround. The way I do it is this:
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2.     Select the first project you want to export
3.     Go to file>Send to Compressor. (I set a shortcut -Sift>Option>C from preferences, If you need help with that let me know.
4.     Repeat this process for each project
5.     Go to Compressor (it will already be open)
6.     Now here's where it gets kind of anoying, You need to choose which batch you want to make your main one. Pull off the tab on top and drag that project into your prefered batch, then close the old tab. Now you'll have two projects in your chosen batch.
7.     repeat that process for the rest of the batches Compressor created. When you're done you should only have one batch open with all of your projects in it.
8.     Submit the batch and let Compressor do it's thang.
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When you send a project to compressor, it will automatically choose your default settings and location. If you want them to be different you'll have to do it mannually or change your defaults before you begin this process.
FUN right! Hopefully Apple will fix this so you can at least select multiple projects in the Project Library to make it a bit easier.
If anyone has a better workflow I am all ears!

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*Taking it to FCP7 and trying to match Sequence settings
Message was edited by: Chulo01

LiveType always exports as Animation because of the Alpha channel.
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