Yeah, i can already take FCP sequences directly to Avid AAF or OMF via the Automatic Duck, but again, it's Sequences only, not the entire project like we can do with Premiere Pro.
The issue is that we do a lot of news stories and stories that need to be updated sometimes on a yearly basis. So we open the entire project to make the changes. I was hoping that moving forward we could do this in Avid, but maybe this is a case where Premiere will be better tool for updating older FCP projects and Avid will be good for original projects.
thanks!
Walter
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Rupert Watson" <rupert@...> wrote:
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> Walter
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> My short answer would be no. Not really. However, you could look closely
> at the combination of CatDV and MME (which can flip FCP XML to Avid AAF)
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> It will take a lot of doing and it might drive you slightly nuts in the
> process. Is this an ongoing project that will repay the effort?
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> From: Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of walter biscardi
> Sent: 11 November 2011 20:05
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> Subject: [Avid-L2] Can we move an entire FCP Project into Avid?
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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.
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> 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.
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> The Capture Project where we have all the media residing.
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> 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.
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> But is there a fairly easy way to bring an entire FCP project into Avid?
> Thanks!
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