I've done the Export as Project and the entire project as a FCP XML with reasonable results. If you select the project window and go to Export, you can do the entire project. Choosing a folder will give the option of Exporting the folder as it's own project. I had to do this while working in a facility that had different versions of Premiere running. Couldn't open the new in the old so I exported the XML of the entire project and created a new project from it in the older version and most everything came over.
I haven't checked that for metadata etc so I can't vouch for what carries over in that regard but folder structure and sequences were fine.On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 1:02 PM, trevatpc@yahoo.co.uk [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I'm pretty sure that the metadata is saved with the clip, rather than in the project - so if you are working off shared storage and they are updating scene info on the clips you already have then you'll be seeing the updates 'live'.
If they are working on duplicate media then you won't get the metadata updates at all (as it isn't stored in your files).Import options are 'whole project' or 'selected sequences' - there isn't too much folder level sharing (although you can export a folder as a PPro project and then 'import whole project'.Haven't dealt with this though... others will have more information. Probably the feature film folks who've used PPro would know more about metadata management.
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