There are three different types of exporting. The first way is to export as a self contained movie, this way allows the file to only be opened with final cut pro and other Macs with final cut pro. The second and third way allows a choice in the files format, however there is a difference between the second and third ways of exporting. The second way allows a choice in the file format so that it can be played on any computer and the third way of exporting allows you to customise and can also be made into a disc format.
Before exporting you should mark in the begining of the sequence and out at the end of the sequence this is so the computer doesn't export anymore of the file than is needed. You should also check for any audio peaks and check the brightness of your video work, you should do this so that you are aware of the fact that here are broadcasting regulations given when working in broadcating professionally and also so that your work doesn't look bad. Once all the above is ok, you have to de interlace your work, this should only be done if you know that the work is definetely finished and no re- touches are going to be done. However before you de interlace your work you should copy your work just in case. You can deinterlace your work by highlighting create a filter and then selecting de interlace or by going into effects and then favourites, option one is for if you can not find the de interlcae copy in your favourites file.
Once the de interlace has been done you can proceed with the next step of exporting your file, by going to file qick time conversion (for the second way of exporting) choosing the file type, selecting on all frames and choosing the size, once this is all done your file will then be exported.
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