Jeremy Garchow
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I did a good ole fashioned pref trash, and a lot of the weirdness went away.
There’s a Format Support update as well in the system updates.
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In each FCPXMLD package (you have to right click and “show package contents”), there’s an “info.fcpxml” file that resolve should be able to read.
Resolve 18 has been updated to accept up to fcpxml v1.10, and maybe even 1.11 with the latest release.
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What kind of media are you importing? Some camera format need to be rewrapped, and FCPX won’t allow a direct import via the import window as it will want to rewrap.
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Yes. In the Viewer, find the “View” dropdown menu, and choose Choose Custom overlay > Add Custom Overlay …
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Not sure what you mean that you can “access” the Voice isolation after reimporting, but you could make compound clip of the original footage with the good audio, and the video for the stabilized footage from catalyst and have the best of both worlds, but there’s also, Gyroflow and Gyroflow toolbox.
With Gyroflow and Gyroflow toolbox, you can get the gyro information in to FCPX. There are some limitations (like having to stabilize the whole clip in a compound, and then use the compound in the edit) but it’s the next best thing than using clips from Catalyst.
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That’s how the slow motion works. You film 120 frames per second, and play it back at 23.98fps. This then, is slow motion. If the clips came in at 120fps, then they would play back in “real time”. So you will need to manually identify which clips are slow motion and tag them using a keyword collection or mark them.
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Very clever.
I watched a video and see how it works now, and I see why you can’t simply “relink” to the BRAW clips.
Cheers,
Jeremy
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The problem is that the FCPXML that’s coming from DaVinci Resolve has .braw files inside it, which Final Cut Pro can obviously not import.
But doesn’t the tool box expose the files to FCPX? Maybe I don’t understand how this works, but if the files can be read within FCPX, why can’t the timeline be imported? And fi the files are already imported, fcpx should automatically relink to the imported files. At least that’s how it woks with every other type of media. Does the braw toolkit not import the clips as braw?
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And you media is imported already using the toolkit?
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I haven’t used the new plug-in, but….
I would import and organize the media in to fcpx. Then export fcpxmls of any sequences from Resolve and import those in to fcpx.
I would not try and get the Resolve organization in to fcpx, I would keep that a separate process. Fcpx has much better organization tools anyway and it will be good to start the process anew using those tools
Jeremy