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Import a Resolve timeline into Premiere
Hi there. Im a Premiere editor looking to use the Auto Scene Detection feature in resolve to edit/cut up a full ProRes (proxy) QT file.
After I bring the clip in, select scene detection and let it do its thing, I then add the scene clips to a new timeline and go to export the sequence. I have tried exporting via XM, EDL and AAF but when imported into Premiere, the sequence is a jumbled mess. The cuts may look correct, but the content inside the cuts are repeated throughout. Any workflow suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you
Todd
OS 10.14.6
2.2 Intel Core i7
16GB RAM
Adobe Premiere Pro 13
DaVinci Resolve 16.1.2 -
3 Replies
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What kind of timecode is in the clip? What specific codec does the clip use?
Also, check the EDL by reading it in a text editor, and see what the timecode numbers are and clip names are. This may give you a clue on the malfunction.
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Curious maybe scene detection requires timecode?
I have to test that myself.
Rarely have clips in Resolve without it. -
Thanks for the quick response, guys.
The clip is 1280×720, Prores Proxy, 23.98.
The EDL has the correct filename and there is nothing off with the timecode from what I can see. I’m going to try transcoding out of Media Encoder and see what happens that way. If you have any other suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Todd
OS 10.14.6
2.2 Intel Core i7
16GB RAM
Adobe Premiere Pro 13
DaVinci Resolve 16.1.2
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