# Immersive

!!!tip
Immersive support in BRAW Toolbox is new and evolving. Feedback and suggestions welcome!
!!!

**BRAW Toolbox v3.0.0** introduced a **Media Extension**, allowing you to import `.braw` files natively into Final Cut Pro.

This means that `.braw` files now behave exactly the same as `.mov` so you can relink in Final Cut Pro as normal.

You can read more on the [Media Extension page](/media-extension).

Whilst the legacy Workflow Extension also supports Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive clips (`16320x7200` at `90fps`) - when using the Media Extension, you can use the **Immersive Export** function in the **BRAW Toolbox** application.

![](../static/immersive-export.png)

First in the **Immersive Export** panel, click **Install Transitions** to install the Immersive Transitions.

![](../static/immersive-transitions.png)

This will install the Immersive Transitions in the Final Cut Pro Transitions Browser:

![](../static/immersive-transitions-fcp.png)

You can now create a `16320x7200` at `90fps` project/timeline in Final Cut Pro and add Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive clips.

You can use the Immersive Transitions to add transitions - they won't visually change anything in Final Cut Pro - they'll be handled in software by the Vision Pro.

Once you've got your edit, export a `16320x7200` at `90fps` ProRes file and a FCPXML.

You can now import this into the **Immersive Export** panel and export a `.aivu` (Apple Immersive Video Universal) file which you can import into the [Apple Immersive Video Utility](https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/immersive-video-utility/welcome/web).