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Final Cut Pro 7 to Premiere problem, please!
Hello everyone,
I have been looking for a solution to this problem and can’t seem to find it. It may be a very simple thing (I hope!).
I’m using FCP 7 to edit RED footage and have decided to switch over to Premiere. To do this, I export an XML of the bins in FCP and then import this into Premiere. Everything seems to be fine, the hierarchy works (some REDCODE sequences don’t import, but that’s fine). The problem is all the audio syncing is missing.
I synced the Video/Audio of the whole project in FCP7 and would need this syncing to appear in Premiere. Right now it acts as if it didn’t even exist. I do have the folder with all the audio files in Premiere, and they work, but they are not linked to their respective video clips anymore.
I’m using a MacBook Pro with Snow Leopard. Final Cut Pro 7 and Adobe Premiere CS6.
Thanks a lot for your help!
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EDIT:
(more info for if it helps):
I synced by lining up video and audio in the timeline, linking them, and dragging them back into the bin. I know this is not ”merging” and may not be proper, so I have made a test by merging clips and the same problem happens.
The sequences are imported fine (with audio and video both working and in sync), it’s the bins that have problems. It seems as if Premiere is ignoring that the video/audio clips in the bins are either ”merged” or ”linked”… It acts as if I didn’t link or merge anything.
I have exported XMLs of the whole project, separate bins, separate sequences, etc.
Thanks again!
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