Export a final cut pro project xml file – Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx User Manual
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Graphic files
Project elements
Sequence and clip markers
Note:
Current-time indicator position
Grouped clips
Transitions and effects
The plug-in saves a reference to all original files, but compatibility in Avid Media Composer is limited to the formats that it supports.
(See the Avid Media Composer documentation for information on supported graphic file formats.)
The plug-in converts synthetic clips, such as Bars and Tone, Black Video, Color Matte, and Universal Counting Leader to offline
media in XDV.
The plug-in converts all sequence markers, except the sequence In and Out markers, to locators on the timecode
(TC1) track in Avid Media Composer. The Chapter, URL, and Frame Target fields are not converted because Avid Media Composer has no
equivalents. The plug-in converts clip markers to segment markers in Avid Media Composer.
The AAF Export plug-in ignores markers located beyond the end of the sequence.
In the exported file, the current-time indicator retains its original position if it is within the duration of the
sequence. Otherwise, the plug-in places the current-time indicator at the end of the Avid Media Composer sequence.
Upon import, all grouped clips are ungrouped and treated separately.
Transitions and effects exported from Premiere Pro to the AAF format are identified uniquely in Avid Media Composer.
Export a Final Cut Pro project XML file
Using Apple Final Cut Pro with Adobe Premiere Pro
1. Choose File > Export > Final Cut Pro XML.
2. In the Save Converted Project As dialog box, browse to a location for the XML file, and type a file name. Click Save.
Premiere Pro saves the sequence to an XML file at the specified location. Also, Premiere Pro saves a log of any conversion problems in a
text file also at the same location. The log file name contains the words FCP Translation Results.
3. (Optional) If necessary, read the log file for descriptions of any translation issues.
Exporting a Final Cut Pro XML file from Premiere Pro turns merged clips into nested sequences in Final Cut Pro.
Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro 7 (and earlier) can share Final Cut Pro XML files for data exchange. To exchange information between Final
Cut Pro X and Premiere Pro, you can use a third party tool called "Xto7." For more information on using this tool, see
.
Joost van der Hoeven provides a video
tutorial on the Adobe website that
demonstrates exchanging information
between Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro
using XML projects....
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by Joost van der Hoeven
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