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Importing logos into Final Cut Pro

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Hi All,

Just a quick question, Does anyone know if there is anyway to import logos into FCP, i.e., the Apple logo , or the Dolby double D logo. I want to add a couple of logos into the rolling credits at the end of my project I'm doing. Maybe Final Cut Studio has shipped with some and i haven't been able to find them. Has anyone incorporated Logos into the Credits?

Thanks everyone,
Steve
 

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