Apple B309/B310/B320 Final Cut Pro User Manual

About this manual

The manual introduces the Mac interface differences, the Dock, and how to launch Final Cut Pro via Finder or the Dock. It also covers useful keyboard shortcuts such as Command+Q to quit and Command+Space to switch input methods.

Further sections describe setting scratch disks, choosing project formats (NTSC DV‑NTSC or HDV), exporting to QuickTime or Compressor, and important notes about dual‑boot iMacs, external drive file systems, and software version compatibility. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

• Interface Introduction
• How to Open the Program
• Keyboard Shortcuts
• Menu Sharing
• Getting Started with Final Cut Pro
• Project Settings
• Export
• Notes
• Non‑linear Editing Room List

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How can I open Final Cut Pro on a Mac?

You can open it via Finder → Go → Applications → click the program, or by clicking its icon in the Dock.

What keyboard shortcut closes Final Cut Pro?

Press Command (Apple key) + Q to quit the program.

Which file system must an external hard drive use for read/write on both Mac and Windows?

The external drive must be formatted as FAT32; NTFS is read‑only on Mac.

How do I boot the iMac into Windows mode?

Hold the Option key while the computer starts until the disk icons appear, then select the disk labeled "Windows".