One barrier to moving an entire project from FCP into Avid is the effects applied to clips in FCP. Avid and FCP do not use the same effects. I transferred a project several years ago and found that cuts and dissolves only really transferred properly.
-Jonathan Donley
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, electropura212 <electropura212@...> wrote:
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> You could probably get your bins into Avid using Cinema Tools to create ALE
> files....however, I cannot envision a way you could get anything in your
> sequences to properly match frame to the source footage.
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> On Friday, November 11, 2011, walter biscardi <biscardi@...>
> wrote:
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> > Ok, I know all about Automatic Duck and moving Sequences into Avid. We
> used to do the reverse all the time and we've been able to move single FCP
> sequences into Avid no problem.
> >
> > Is there a way to move an entire project over into Avid? And this is not
> just a small project, this is a very large, 200+ hours of material
> documentary project that has been cut for the past 8 months. We have it
> broken up into two primary projects.
> >
> > The Capture Project where we have all the media residing.
> >
> > The Main Project where all the graphics, audio / music and Sequences
> residing.
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> > This is how we handled large projects with FCP breaking up all of the
> Captured Media into a separate project and having the two projects open at
> the same time. Obviously Avid's media managing abilities would allow us to
> bring it all into a single project.
> >
> > But is there a fairly easy way to bring an entire FCP project into Avid?
> Thanks!
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