replace ProRes 422 sequence with R3D

[Angelo Lorenzo]

1) Simplify your project to be EDL safe (one major lane of video)

2) Export an EDL

3) Open Redcine X and go to file>import

4) Select your R3D folders and hit import

5) Select your EDL

6) Redcine X will now create a conformed sequence. Go to File > Export and export as Final Cut 7

7) Import and relink into Premiere, QC against your intermediate timeline.

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[Lowell Johnson]

I’ve tried doing this solution. the xml imports back into premiere fine, only there is no chronological consistency. basically the sequence is in a completely different order (seemingly random order)

thanks for your advice on the redcine x workflow though, this is at least one thing i’ve now learnt how to do!

[Angelo Lorenzo]

Are the cuts matching in terms of length but using the wrong portions of video, like a slip edit happened? You may have the wrong timecode interpretation settings between exporting an EDL to re-interpreting it within Redcine-X. At worst, your intermediates may not match your original footage in terms of timecode. If the latter is the issue, it’s basically a manual relink and reedit – not pretty.

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Angelo Lorenzo

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