Automatic Duck Media Copy for Final Cut Pro X and Motion 4.1.1 for Mac
Mac VideoMedia Copy is a standalone media-management app from Automatic Duck, the team known for moving projects between editing systems. Instead of hunting through folders by hand, you feed it an XML, FCPXML or AAF export of a sequence — including Final Cut Pro X projects and the Motion projects tied to them — and it copies every media file that sequence actually uses to a destination you choose. It is built for archiving, handing projects to another editor, or moving a job between drives.
Key Features
- Reads FCPXML, FCP 7 XML, AAF and OMF files, plus Avid projects and bins
- Copies all media referenced by a sequence to a folder or drive you select
- Handles several projects in one run, useful for archiving a whole job
- Copies complete files as they are, so nothing is trimmed or re-encoded
- Standalone app — no need to open the original project in an editor
How to Download
- Export an XML, FCPXML or AAF file from your editing project first.
- Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website and get Media Copy from the official seller.
- Install the app, add your exported sequence file, pick a destination, and start the copy.
System Requirements
Media Copy is a Mac app designed for systems running Final Cut Pro X or Avid Media Composer workflows, and it works with exports from Final Cut Pro 7 as well. Because it dates from an older generation of macOS, check the seller's current listing for the exact macOS versions supported before buying.
FAQs
Does Media Copy shrink or consolidate my project?
No. It copies the entire file for every clip a sequence references; it does not trim handles or transcode anything. That makes archives safe, but they can be large.
Is Media Copy free?
No, it is a paid product; it was sold through Red Giant with a time-limited trial so editors could test it on a real project first. This page does not provide licence keys or modified copies.
Leave a Reply