Using a File Exported from Final Cut Pro as a Template for a Batch List
One way to guarantee a correctly formatted batch list is to export a batch list from
Final Cut Pro and use it as a guide, or template, to create your own batch list for
another project. Export a list that contains the Browser columns you want, then open
the list in a text editor or spreadsheet program. The main structure of the list is then set
up for use as a template.
Note: Batch lists always export clips using their native timecode display format. This
prevents you from exporting batch lists with alternative timecode displays, such as
frame display mode
To export a batch list:
1
Control-click in the Browser, then choose View As List from the shortcut menu.
2
Select a project tab or open a bin in its own window.
3
Arrange columns in the Browser in the order you want information exported.
All visible columns are included in the exported batch list.
 To hide a column: Control-click the column heading, then choose Hide Column from
the shortcut menu.
 To display a hidden column: Control-click in any column heading, then choose Show
“Column name” from the shortcut menu, where “Column name” is the name of the
hidden column.
4
Choose File > Export > Batch List.
5
Select a location to save the file and enter a name for the list.
6
When you’re ready to export, click Save.