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  • Jordan Wise

    November 21, 2014 at 9:42 pm in reply to: Avid MC7 AAF imported to Premiere CC

    I got it to work by exporting an AAF from Avid. Importing that AAF into Resolve. Exporting an XML from resolve and then importing that XML into premiere.

    Convoluted, yes. But the whole experience took less than 5 minuets.
    The only thing that didn’t relink for me was freeze frames. Title media linked, but came in bundled, one on top of the other as a nested sequence. Annoying, but easy to fix.

    If you have none of the above in your sequence, everything should link like clockwork.

    Hope this workflow works for you.

  • Did a system restore which resolved the conflict with the white screen caused by the plug in manager, so the text assembler effect is now restored. However, the issue with the flashframe and wind cross blur still remains. I took your advice and changed the effect availability to ‘all effects’. Unfortunately, it didnt resolve the issue.

    This is just too weird. Is there a way to save transitions off the timeline back into the effects tab? That’s the only thing I can think of to restore these transitions.

  • I should also note that I have been using FCP7 for a week and a half before any of these problems showed up. Just opened it one day and had to deal with these issues all at once.

  • Well flash frame, and wind cross blur I believe are stock.

    But I’m not 100% sure if Text Assembler, which resides in ‘3D text projects’ under ‘Master Templates’ is part of Boris continuum 5 or stock.

    In an effort to solve the problem I actually re-installed my copy of BCC5, just to see if it was the problem, but it hasn’t changed a thing.

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