The new version of Apple’s video editing app, Final Cut Pro, introduces a new feature for sharing with Facebook-but it also removes the ability to share directly with YouTube. The solution is as follows:
Set the new share as a YouTube feature in Final Cut Pro
1. In Final Cut Pro, select File, Share or click the Share icon
2. Click to add destination
3. Drag the YouTube and Facebook icons to the "Destination" list
4. Click on it in the list of destinations
5. Hover your mouse over this new target to edit its name
6. Choose the resolution you like
7. Choose whether you want video encoding faster or higher quality
8. Click the traffic light icon at the top left of the "Target" window to turn it off
Note: All YouTube settings used in the past have been deleted, so don’t try to remember many of them. This is because the new YouTube and Facebook sharing options include many default settings and no longer need to manually select them or edit them even if you wish.
Use the new YouTube sharing feature in Final Cut Pro
1. Make sure a project is selected in the Final Cut Pro timeline, and then click "Share".
2. Select the newly named destination
3. When prompted, decide where to save the video on your Mac
4. After saving them later, upload them to YouTube through the browser
This is the main difference between the old and the new system-it is no longer sent directly to YouTube. If users make a lot of videos and distribute them to multiple platforms, they may not notice the change.
I'm used to saving videos on my Mac and then delivering them to various services or various clients.
It is always convenient to finish editing and click the "Share" button, users can easily complete tasks without directly logging in or uploading directly.
What the user gets is the video on the Mac. The copy can be archived, and it can now be sent to multiple locations. If users have ever tried to postpone making safe copies of projects outside of Final Cut Pro, they must do so now.
How to upload to YouTube
Although it is convenient, the new update deletes the user's settings, which seems to be not as complete as the old function. Users have used it to share to YouTube, but still have to enter YouTube to do work such as scheduling video releases.