Hindenburg :: Beta

the movies

video post production

Yes, you read that right. We’ve added a Video Track that lets you view imported video while you edit, create and master the audio track. Hindenburg Pro 2 can then export a lossless video file with the new audio. Perfect for Audio Narrators, Audio Descriptions, Voice Over Artists, Voice Actors, Audio Post Production, YouTube Creators and more.

open video

cmd / ctrl O

You can import a video track into Hindenburg PRO 2.
The video will become the basis for your session. Once it’s imported the video is locked in place.
Opening a single video is as easy as opening a session. The only difference is that you choose a video format instead of the Hindenburg session format

See how it works

Function	Solution
Open Video	cmd / ctrl O
Select Video Format	Format / Video Files (.mov, Mp4, M4v)
Select Video	Choose Video
Open Video Player	View / Video

Moving session

exporting timeline from Davinci

The specifics of exporting an XML session differs from software to software. This is how you do it in DaVinci Resolve

The only real thing to keep in mind is, that the xml session and the video should have the same name. Hindenburg will automatically look for a video with the same name and placement as the XML file,

See how it works

Function	Solution
Exporting XML from DaVinci.	File / Export / Timeline
Select XML format	Dropdown menu / FCPXML 1.9
Save to Folder	Choose Folder / Save

Moving Video

exporting Movie from Davinci

The XML export only export the session information and the audio. The Video needs to be exported separately. In DaVinci that is easy to do. One thing is important; make sure that the video is saved to the same folder as the FCPXML file - and that they have the same name.
This will insure that Hindenburg can find the video.

See how it works

Function	Shortcut
Exporting Video from DaVinci.	File /Quick Export
Select Video format	(.mov, Mp4, M4v)
Naming the file	Same as the FCPXML file
Export Video	Press Export

Open FCPXML

cmd / ctrl O

Now you should have a folder with the XML session and a video file.
In Hindenburg you simply need to point to the session to Open it all up.

See how it works

Function	Solution
Open FCPXML	cmd / ctrl O
Select FCPXML Format	Format / FCP Files (.xml..fcpxml)
Select Session	Choose Session
Open Video Player	View / Video