• Adobe Premiere Pro

  XML woes

  Posted by Andrew Smith on June 28, 2013 at 4:27 pm

  I am simply trying to get an xml from a sequence to go into Resolve – all R3D in the timeline of Premiere CC. I usually will check xml’s coming from premiere in FCP7 just out of habit as I have seen and heard of issues with PP xml going into Resolve. This time around I tried bringing in that xml to fcp7 and a whole project folder with bins and sequences imports into fcp.

  I was also given the PP project which I open and end up just seeing the same thing basically – I then TRIED HIGHLIGHTING THE SEQUENCE I need and exporting an XML but still the same thing happens – I will of course just make an edl or aaf i guess as an alternative BUT i want to know what is going wrong.

  What happens is it gives me the whole project in an xml instead of just that sequence I want. I am coming from the world of editing in FCP7 – yes I know I am a late adopter but I do more color grading than anything else these days. I also want to just mark in & out on the timeline and create a quicktime to use as an offline reference – basic stuff I know but I am just about to take on learning PPcc so my apologies for the 101 question. The editor gave me a reference at 23.98 and I tried conforming in Resolve to that with edl & aaf – it comes in but edit point and sections of each clip seem to be a frame or so off?? Somehow its coming of of Premiere and into Resolve off. I normally get xml’s from premiere editors and just ‘wash’ it through fcp7 to fix known issues with Premiere XML but on this project like I mentioned above that keeps creating whole projects not just the sequence I need.

  Any help would be huge!
  Thanks

  Peter Garaway replied 12 years, 10 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Andrew Smith

  June 28, 2013 at 9:01 pm

  So i figured out that the sequence tab has to be selected in order to just get that sequences xml – which is a bit confusing i would say for a fcp7 user.

  The problem of the quicktime export being a frame off for each edit point and each clip itself STILL exists…not sure what is going on as both are 23.98.
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  Peter Garaway

  June 29, 2013 at 2:18 pm

  Hi Andrew,

  There’s 2 ways to export a single sequence from Premiere Pro CC.

  1. Select just the sequence in the Project panel> File> Export> Final Cut Pro XML

  2. Select the desired sequence in the Timeline panel> File> Export> Final Cut Pro XML

  Doing so should only export the assets that our in the sequence. There is a known issue however where if you have bins inside your Project that those too will be included in the XML but will come in as empty.

  Best,

  Peter Garaway
  Adobe
  Premiere Pro

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