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Skip the prep.
The intake half.

Prep is the part of the job nobody bills for. This is what Forte does with a turnover before you ever touch a fader.

What happens on import

Four steps, none of them yours.

Take the turnover as it arrives

fPost imports AAF files exported from Avid Media Composer, Pro Tools, Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Final Cut Pro does not export AAF directly, so it is not supported natively, but a short guide shows how to convert a Final Cut export into an AAF for use with fPost. You can also open an existing PTX session instead.

Recognize what is in it

Content detection reads the material and works out what each track is, so the session can be built to your template instead of to whatever the picture editor happened to name things.

Reorganize to your template

PTX reorganize maps the incoming session onto the routing, naming and track order you already work in. Multi-AAF imports land in one session rather than several.

Nothing leaves the Mac

Recognition and processing run on your machine, offline. That is what makes the apps usable on material under NDA.

The other half of the headline is Start the mix, on delivery. For the engine behind both, see our technology. To check a file before you import it, AAF Checker is free.

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