So, when I tried it I was using PP CS6. I would import the AAF and it would only want to relink to the MXF media. I couldn't figure out how to get it to want to link back to the ProRes QTs that were the camera masters. You know, like I would do with FCP7 and Automatic Duck. Which Adobe was instrumental in shutting down. I even posted my issue to the "AAF Import for Adobe Premier Pro" forum on the Adobe site 8 months ago and there has been over 1000 read but not one reply. It kind of pissed me off to the point where I don't even want to try the Adobe Creative Cloud products. So if you can figure their crap out I would be interested in hearing your solution.
Jay
On Dec 6, 2013, at 4:35 PM, Steve Hullfish wrote:
> Is there a way to send AAF or something from Avid to Premiere Pro for a basic cuts only sequence? Yes. I am being lazy. I have not Googled. I have not looked anywhere else. I am coming straight to the L.
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> I cut a trailer from a ProRez version of the movie. Now they want me to deliver a 2K trailer from a new 2K render of the movie file, so I can't export video from Avid, I'm thinking I have to import the 2K element into Premiere or After Effects and export from there to deliver true 2K.
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> There are about 80 edits so if I have to eyematch, it won't kill me, but I'd prefer some easier method. The audio - which is complex - doesn't need to go to Premiere or AE at all, since that is already at full resolution in Avid and I can export AAF for the sound mixers.
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