Wes Plate
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Any way? Yes, import your render into Xpress and then play it out.
But After Effects can not access your Meridien hardware directly, no.
— Wes Plate
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Contact us via our support page and upload (see https://www.automaticduck.com/support/upload.php) a small example with media so we can test here. It should work fine.
— Wes Plate
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Confusing thread, eh?
Pro Import FCP 2.0 (in beta now) adds the ability to import AAF files. The original poster contacted my via email and I was able to import his/her Quantel-exported AAF file into FCP.
— Wes Plate
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Adobe has their Universal plans at https://www.adobe.com/products/pdfs/intelmacsupport.pd
— Wes Plate
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I don’t understand the question. Apps for Mac OS X are all going Universal so they can run on Intel and PPC.
— Wes Plate
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Have you tried using XML2Text? It just uses XML, right? and FCP 5 exports XML 1.0.
— Wes Plate
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AE 6.5 will run under Rosetta, the next major release of AE should be Universal…
https://www.adobe.com/products/pdfs/intelmacsupport.pdf
— Wes Plate
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No, we do not translate FCP media into Avid media.
— Wes Plate
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of course you’ll notice once you import those .movs into your Avid that you lost your tape and timecode metadata.
— Wes Plate
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You’re right, the original poster was trying to do something for free. I was replying to explain that no, the free AAF export plug-in and AE are not compatible.
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— Wes Plate
Automatic Duck