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(Page 1 of 1 pages for this article ) Filed under: CS4 •Editing •Tips • Import FCP Projects into Adobe Premiere CS4How to import and edit Final Cut Pro XML projects
Here’s a great little segment on Adobe TV about how to import and work with XML projects from Apple Final Cut Pro using Adobe Premiere CS4. It looks quick and relatively painless, and can even map motion keyframes between the two systems. It’s an interesting way to translate FCP projects over to take advantage of Adobe’s very useful Dynamic Link capability. The video tutorial is embedded above.
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The Editing of “Courageous” Part OneThe off-line edit of a RED feature film
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Overshadowed at NAB3 interesting products that passed under the radar
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