DVD and Blu-ray destinations in Final Cut Pro

Use these destinations to burn your project or clip to a standard-definition (SD) DVD or a Blu-ray-compatible disc, or to create a disk image (.img) file you can copy to an external drive or burn to a disc later.

Note: The Blu-ray destination does not appear by default. To add it to the Destinations list, see Create share destinations in Final Cut Pro.

The DVD and Blu-ray destinations include the following settings:

Output Device: Displays your system’s suitable output devices, including optical drives and the computer’s internal disk.
You can use your computer’s internal disk to create a disk image (.img) file that you can copy to an external drive or burn to DVD media later.
Layers: Displays the available layers on the destination media.
- Automatic: Automatically detects the type of disc you can use.
- Single-layer: Identifies the disc as a single-layer disc. You can use this option to force a double-layer disc to be treated as a single-layer disc.
- Double-layer: Identifies the disc as a double-layer disc. You can use this option to force the disk image to be formatted for a double-layer disc when you choose Hard Drive as your output device.
  Important: Depending on the project’s length, choosing Double-layer when using a single-layer disc may result in an error while burning the disc.
Build type: The DVD destination builds a VIDEO_TS folder; the Blu-ray destination builds a BDMV folder. These folders contain files correctly formatted for the type of disc selected. Use this pop-up menu to choose how you want to save that data:
- Disc: Available when Output Device is set to a compatible device, burns the folder to a disc.
- File: Available when Output Device is set to Hard Drive, embeds the folder into a disk image file that is formatted correctly to be burned to a disc later.
- Folder: Available when Output Device is set to Hard Drive, leaves the folder as is; the media can then be played or later burned to a disc.
Disc template: Displays the available disc templates.
Title: Type the disc title in the text field. This title will be displayed on the disc menus.
Volume name: Type the name that will appear when the disc is mounted on a computer. Only uppercase characters and certain punctuation marks are permitted in the name. Volume names are typically limited to 30 characters.
Color Space: Indicates the color space of the output media file.
When disc loads: Displays the automatic action taken when you play the disc.
- Show Menu: Displays the main menu.
- Play Movie: Begins playing the movie immediately.
Markers: Not available for Blu-ray when using an AVCHD output device. Select the checkbox to include chapter marker text as subtitles on the output disc. Users can navigate between the chapter markers by pressing the Next Chapter or Previous Chapter button on the DVD or Blu-ray player. See Add chapter markers in Final Cut Pro.
Loop: Select this checkbox to add a Loop Movie button to the disc main menu. This gives users the option to play the movie in a continuous loop.
Background: Click the Add button to select a graphic for the disc’s background. This image will be used instead of the template background.
Logo image: Click the Add button to select a logo graphic that will be displayed in the upper-right corner of the disc menus. This image will appear on top of the menu background.
Title image: Click the Add button to select a title graphic that will be displayed in the center of the main menu of the disc. This image will appear on top of the menu background.
Preview: Shows a thumbnail preview of the main menu.
Include captions: If you added CEA-608 captions to your project, you can choose a language version to include on the DVD. See Intro to captions in Final Cut Pro.
Burn in captions: If you added captions to your project, you can choose a caption language to burn in to the output media file.
Note: Burned-in captions are permanently visible in the output file and are not the same as embedded captions.

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Final Cut Pro X User Guide

DVD and Blu-ray destinations in Final Cut Pro