--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Ceri Thomas <payment@s...> wrote: > Why would you want to do this? > > Render a quicktime movie in Final Cut and then go into Logic and import > it using the Option:Movie menu item. Ah! You must think "outside" the box, grasshopper. As often as I need to edit the audio to match the video, I need to edit the video to match the audio. This is particularly true with intricate sound design. The constant rendering back and forth of audio, then video is a real time consuming pain. If you're working in an environment where the video is thrown "over the wall" and you're stuck with it, then your approach is perfectly acceptable. Also, if all you're doing is block overlap editing, then you can just do it within FCP. If anything, I'm biased towards the audio ruling the visual edits, but it really works both ways. Randall