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Which export command allows you to output your project to a file format readable by third-party applications?

  1. File > Export Project XML

  2. File > Export for Web

  3. File > Save as Project

  4. File > Export Movie

The correct answer is: File > Export Project XML

The choice to output your project to a file format readable by third-party applications is the command that allows you to export the project in XML format. This is important because XML files contain structured data that can be imported into various other applications, thereby providing a bridge for using your project in different workflows or environments outside of Final Cut Pro. Exporting as XML preserves the project details such as clips, locations, and edits while enabling compatibility with other video editing or production software, making it a versatile option for professionals who often collaborate or exchange files between different platforms. While other commands mentioned do facilitate outputting content, they are tailored for specific use cases, like web optimization or exporting a movie file, rather than creating a universally readable format that third-party applications can utilize. The "Save as Project" option simply saves a copy of your project within Final Cut Pro and does not provide an export for external use.