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A look at AVID media composer 6 | Tej Bebra | Philip Bloom A sort-of follow-up to the earlier article on Philip's site with editors discussing FCPX : Avid opening up to third party support really means they are going aggressively after editors and post production houses that are not happy about the state of current affairs with Apple FCPx. Now combine that with Avid Media Composer’s 6 new support of Apple Pro Res capture and encode, and you can really begin to see how much this means to the industry and how devotedly Avid has re-structured itself towards the editor. It really was not that difficult for me to transfer my Final Cut Pro projects over to Avid Media Composer 6, and continue using my BlackMagic Design UltraStudio, AJA , or even my Matrox MXO2. How to export chapter markers from Final Cut Pro X | Digital Rebellion A work around using Pro Media Tools : There are several workarounds, such as adding chapter markers in Compressor, but these can be quite tedious as you