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Export 45 mins TV documentary from FCP7 to Premiere Pro

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08 Jul 2020 22:16 #108551 by landbeyond
I am looking for advise or assistance to export a project from FCP7 to Premiere Pro. The documentary is 45 mins, shot on different cameras over 12 years, with a complex edit. The original files are stored on a 500 gb hard drive.

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09 Jul 2020 13:47 #108565 by JarrodMFay
It's been quite a while since I've worked with FCP7 but back then using Automatic Duck was the best option to transfer edits from FCP7 to AVID and others. Maybe give that a shot? Also, it seems like folks are having pretty good luck using Davinci Resolve as an intermediate step to get from one program to another without loosing too much of your edit structure. I'm not sure if that would work coming out of FCP7 or not but may be worth a try. Good luck!

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09 Jul 2020 14:56 #108566 by Buhardilla
Interesting question. Just XtoCC ( intelligentassistance.com/xtocc.html ) translates FCPX XML files to FCP 6/7 XML files that are compatible with Adobe CC apps. I think that if you export FCP original projects to XML 6/7 files format you must import them successfully in Adobe CC...:blink: :blink: :blink: Am I wrong???

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09 Jul 2020 19:31 #108567 by landbeyond
I am hoping you are right? I think I can create an XML file on FCP7 and import this to Adobe Premiere. Was wondering if anyone had done this successfully? Given the film duration and complexity of the edit structure, hoping it will transfer ok. Also that Adobe will be able to find the media files on my hard drive as FCP7 does?

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10 Jul 2020 00:49 #108568 by JoeEditor
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