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Import Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 AVCHD project file into Final Cut Pro 7

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segalmedia

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I work in Adobe PPro CS5 and am collaborating on a video project with a colleague that uses Final Cut Pro 7. I have done research on how to do this and am still having trouble. All seems easy enough with the Adobe portion - I am exporting the project with Export/Final Cut Pro XML option (I have my media files on an external hard drive on my computer - just an fyi) . We then took the project to FCP 7, logged and transferred the footage and then imported the project. I see the timeline with the basic framework correct, but the media is offline. We are unable to reconnect the media. Is there a good tutorial online? I've tried youtube etc.

Thanks so much

P.S. I am NOT worried about transitions or other edits translating to FCP. I am just doing a very basic edit.
 
Automatic Duck I do believe allows cross transfers.
The plug-in is free now since Wes Plate moved over to Adobe.
Google it.
 
segalmedia said:
I work in Adobe PPro CS5 and am collaborating on a video project with a colleague that uses Final Cut Pro 7. I have done research on how to do this and am still having trouble. All seems easy enough with the Adobe portion - I am exporting the project with Export/Final Cut Pro XML option (I have my media files on an external hard drive on my computer - just an fyi) . We then took the project to FCP 7, logged and transferred the footage and then imported the project. I see the timeline with the basic framework correct, but the media is offline. We are unable to reconnect the media. Is there a good tutorial online? I've tried youtube etc.

Thanks so much

P.S. I am NOT worried about transitions or other edits translating to FCP. I am just doing a very basic edit.
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When say you were unable to reconnect the files do you mean that FCP wouldn't auto reconnect them or that you couldn't manually reconnect them? What error/errors were you getting when trying to reconnect the files? What codec are the files in? Are they in the same codec on both systems?


mBox said:
Automatic Duck I do believe allows cross transfers.
The plug-in is free now since Wes Plate moved over to Adobe.
Google it.
Click to expand...
I think the Duck does Avid, FCP & AE but not Premiere.

Lethal
 
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