On opening up toast to burn its telling me that the tv standard is set to ntsc but all of my content is in pal format. how to change the content to ntsc seeing i am using final cut 10.

on opening up toast to burn its telling me that the tv standard is set to ntsc but all of my content is in pal format. how to change the content to ntsc seeing i am using final cut 10.

Select the Project in the Browser. Go to the Info section of the Inspector. Click the Modify Settings button. For Video Properties, change the Format from PAL to NTSC. Export again, you'll be fine.

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