The Final Cut Pro XML Interchange Format provides extensive access to the contents of Final Cut Pro projects, including edits and transitions, effects, layer compositing information, and organizational structures. Updated for Final Cut Pro 7.0, this manual is a comprehensive description of this powerful Final Cut Pro feature.

These DTDs for versions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of the Final Cut Pro XML Interchange Format let you validate an interchange format document before you import it into Final Cut Pro.

The FxPlug SDK 1.2.4 lets you create unique effects for Final Cut Pro and Motion. Leveraging technologies such as OpenGL, Quartz, QuickTime, and Core Image, you can create filters, generators, and transitions with on-screen controls and custom UI elements -- all running seamlessly in the host application. For questions, contact proappsdk@group.apple.com.

The Final Cut Pro XML Interchange Format provides extensive access to the contents of Final Cut Pro projects, including edits and transitions, effects, layer compositing information, and organizational structures. Updated for Final Cut Pro 7.0, this manual is a comprehensive description of this powerful Final Cut Pro feature.

The Motion XML File Format manual provides information about the XML structure of Motion scenes, scene objects, parameters, and media files. Developers can use this information to create Motion task automation tools and workflow integration utilities.

This SDK provides the tools and guidelines for creating audio loops in the Apple Loops format for use within Apple audio applications.

The Aperture 2.1 SDK lets you write plug-ins that provide custom export and image editing capabilities for Aperture users. See Extending the Aperture Workflow for more information.

This is an updated Cinema Tools SDK. The updated SDK adds some additional sample code. You can transform Cinema Tools XML files into other formats, allowing for closer integration of Cinema Tools into the workflow. The files on this disk image demonstrate how to do this with an XSLT stylesheet or with an Xcode project.

Final Cut Pro version 5.1.2 and later support XML-based project modification, Apple events that external applications can use to directly import and export XML, and the use of QuickTime metadata to manage media files. Two code samples illustrate these capabilities.

The Shake SDK consists of a powerful toolset of C/C++ APIs that allows developers to customize and extend the Shake experience by creating both compiled plug-ins for the application as well as new applications based upon the Shake engine.

This SDK contains the files necessary for iTunes Visual Plug-ins development for iTunes 1.1 or later, and includes documentation and sample code. Specifically, this SDK contains "iTunesAPI.h", "iTunesVisualAPI.h", and "iTunesAPI.c" that developers will use to develop their own Plug-ins. The sample code is a fully functional Visual Plug-in developed for Mac OS 9 with Metrowerks CodeWarrior Pro 6, and for Mac OS X with Xcode.

This SDK provides header files, documentation, and sample JScript files demonstrating how to use the iTunes for Windows COM interface. COM is the Microsoft technology, similar to AppleScript on Mac OS, that allows programmatic control of iTunes from languages like JScript, Visual Basic, C#, and C++. This SDK requires iTunes for Windows version 4.5 or later.

LiveType (included in Final Cut Pro 4) revolutionizes titling with the world's first animated font standard — LiveFonts. This 2.2 MB disk image provides all the materials you need to construct a sample LiveFont from a FontScript, as well as important general tips.

This SDK contains the files necessary for iTunes Visual Plug-ins development for iTunes for Windows, and includes documentation and sample code. Specifically, this SDK contains "iTunesAPI.h", "iTunesVisualAPI.h", and "iTunesAPI.c" that developers will use to develop their own Plug-ins. This Windows SDK includes a sample project for Visual Studio 6.