Edit Multi-Camera iPhone Footage in Final Cut Pro
Videk exports your recording as a Final Cut Pro project (FCPXML) with all camera angles as synchronized multicam clips. Open it in Final Cut Pro and start cutting immediately — no manual syncing, no file wrangling.
How It Works
From a Videk session to a Final Cut Pro multicam timeline in minutes.
- 1Record your session in Videk Director
All connected cameras record simultaneously to their own full-quality tracks. Record as many cameras as you need — each gets its own clip in the export.
- 2Export as Final Cut Pro project
In Videk Director, open Sessions → select your recording → tap Export → choose "Final Cut Pro (FCPXML)." Videk generates a complete project file.
- 3Import the FCPXML in Final Cut Pro
In Final Cut Pro, go to File → Import → XML → select the exported FCPXML file. Your session opens as a new library with all angles pre-loaded.
- 4Edit your multicam clip
All camera angles appear as a synchronized Multicam Clip in the timeline. Switch angles with the Angle Editor — every cut is already in sync.
Built for Final Cut Pro
Full FCPXML Project Export
Export includes the timeline, all camera clips, metadata, and sync points. Open it in Final Cut Pro and it's ready to edit — not just raw files.
Pre-Synced Multicam Clips
All camera angles are synchronized automatically by Videk. No need to sync by audio waveform or manually align clips in the timeline.
Separate Audio Tracks
Director Mic audio is exported as a dedicated track alongside each camera's built-in audio. Mix and choose in Final Cut Pro.
Camera Names Preserved
Each clip in the FCPXML is labeled with the camera name you see in Videk Director — e.g., "iPhone 15 Pro," "iPad Pro." Easy to navigate in the Angle Editor.
iMovie Export Also Available
For simpler edits, export for iMovie instead. Individual camera tracks are exported as separate files ready to drop into an iMovie project.
iCloud Source Files
Source recordings are archived to iCloud before export. Files are available on any Mac signed into the same Apple ID — no cable transfer needed.
vs. Manual Multicam Sync in Final Cut Pro
Without Videk, you'd record each iPhone separately as a standalone video file, then import them all into Final Cut Pro and manually create a Multicam Clip by syncing on audio waveforms — which often requires clean room audio to work correctly. With Videk, the FCPXML is generated automatically with frame-accurate sync, saving 30–60 minutes of post-production setup on every project.
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