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Adobe CS5.5 update adds XML support with Resolve
Just read this and am looking forward to seeing how it works.
From the post-
Here’s list of the significant bugs fixed in this update:
Improved playback/scrubbing performance of footage from DSLR cameras.
Media from Avid Unity QuickTime reference files was not imported.
XML project files created by Premiere Pro did not work with DaVinci Resolve.
On Mac OSX v10.7 (Lion), the Universal Counting Leader was missing countdown numbers.
On Mac OSX v10.7 (Lion), Premiere Pro would crash when quitting.
On Mac OSX v10.7 (Lion), closed caption overlays did not appear in Program Monitor.
Preview in the Capture panel was not functioning properly for HDV footage.
Image sequences lost their frame rates.
Edges of a clip were highlighted during transitions/dissolves when using CUDA processing.
Projects created by importing Final Cut Pro XML projects that contain multiple mono clips would lose some audio when the project was closed and reopened.
Exporting to a QuickTime movie using DVCPRO HD settings would not complete under some circumstances, including if an image, graphic, or synthetic element was in the sequence.
Using CUDA-accelerated Invert effect would reposition the clip.
Premiere Pro could not find files after changing the location of the project.
If an After Effects composition with a background color other than black was included in a sequence and Mercury Playback GPU Acceleration was enabled, the alpha channel transparency of the composition was ignored.
MXF files created by Premiere Pro were not readable by Sony XDCAM HD decks, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer.
ProRes files created by an ATOMOS device with four tracks of audio were not imported correctly.
MCC closed caption files exported from MacCaption failed to appear in the Premiere Pro Program Monitor under some conditions.
Incorrect data was being written to XML files for AVC Intra exports.
Opacity effects were being ignored after a second transition when CUDA processing (Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration) was enabled.
Premiere Pro would hang or crash when loading a merged clip with disabled audio channels.
various other crashesJohn Saunders
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I imported a Quicktime HD video file from a video/photo service into my Premiere Pro 5.5 NLE. The video plays as just a solid green screen in Premiere. In Bridge the video looked just fine and, of course, it also played fine in Quicktime Player 10.
Rick Schoenbeck
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