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Importing complicated FCPX XML’s into Premiere — Possible?
Hi there-
I’m working on a large-scale project where I need to import into premiere several older sequences that were cut in FCPX. So far, I’m exporting FCPXML’s into DaVinci Resolve and then back out to a Premiere-readable XML file. (I am side-stepping XtoCC here.)
Unfortunately. Many of the provided FCPX-edited timelines were done using a multicam feature, so the sequences come in as unreadable nested files.
Is there a workaround to this, besides working directly in FCP?
This is a unique situation- not a typical workflow scenario, but one we are forced to work with. Many thanks in advance!
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2 Replies
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I also ran into this problem today, with FCP XML’s from a multicam sequence not behaving after import into Resolve.
Haven’t found a lot about this on the web.
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X to CC claims to work with FCPX multicam clips but does collapse them to regular clips with the active angle only. That’s better than an unusable nest. Its not horrifically expensive.
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