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Conforming to Original Media?
04 May 2021 07:38 #114309
by Hinoj
Conforming to Original Media? was created by Hinoj
I'm one of the editors of a full-length documentary. My producer provided me with an .mp4 of interview selections, which she had edited from the original footage. I then cut that .mp4 into a story. Now I need to conform my edited story to the original footage for the final master edit.
I have access to the original media; but the producer edited her piece on Premiere Pro. The only vague ideas I have would involve individually synching each clip---a tedious project---or somehow using XML from the producer's Premiere Pro cut.
I am looking for any ideas about a workflow that might help with this problem.
Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere. I'm fine with any redirections on this topic.
Thanks all. --Jeff
I have access to the original media; but the producer edited her piece on Premiere Pro. The only vague ideas I have would involve individually synching each clip---a tedious project---or somehow using XML from the producer's Premiere Pro cut.
I am looking for any ideas about a workflow that might help with this problem.
Apologies if this has been answered elsewhere. I'm fine with any redirections on this topic.
Thanks all. --Jeff
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04 May 2021 08:27 - 04 May 2021 08:31 #114310
by ronny courtens
Replied by ronny courtens on topic Conforming to Original Media?
Hi Jeff, welcome to the forums.
As you found out, it's never a good idea to mix NLEs in a production. But there are solutions for the specific workflow you are looking into. Have a look at SendtoX:
intelligentassistance.com/sendtox-cc.html
This app will translate a Premiere XML into an XML that Final Cut Pro understands. The creators of the app, Philip and Greg, are wonderful people and they will be happy to assist you with any questions you may have: info@IntelligentAssistance.com
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As you found out, it's never a good idea to mix NLEs in a production. But there are solutions for the specific workflow you are looking into. Have a look at SendtoX:
intelligentassistance.com/sendtox-cc.html
This app will translate a Premiere XML into an XML that Final Cut Pro understands. The creators of the app, Philip and Greg, are wonderful people and they will be happy to assist you with any questions you may have: info@IntelligentAssistance.com
- Ronny
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04 May 2021 13:03 #114311
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Nice Post
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