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I dont remember if Frame.io or KeyFlow Pro do that.

Ideally youd like a cross-library MAM workflow extension which preserved FCPXs range-based tagging. I think FindrCat and Spotlight indexing are all clip-based. An application that imports Final Cut Pro 6/7 XML (such as Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, Audition CC, DaVinci Resolve, Color, Final Cut Pro 6 or 7 etc. Data organization using the FCPX rating and keywording system is heavily range-based, not just clip-based.

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You might also find this article on How to import sequences into Premiere Pro from XML without duplicating media to be interesting. Unfinished to-do markers appear as red markers, completed to-do markers as Green markers, and the blue Final Cut Pro X markers as blue markers in Final Cut Pro 7.Ĭheck the documentation for an up-to-date list of what translates and what doesn't translate. a mixture of primary storyline and connected clips Īll transfer without problem.Other Final Cut Pro 7 XML workflow tools. FindrCat Pro is 29.99 via an in-app purchase.

Why lose track of your media's content Use the work you do in Final Cut Pro X to find media in macOS Finder. (If you need translation the other way - from Final Cut Pro 7 to Final Cut Pro X - there's an app for that too!) For just 19.99 FindrCat turns the macOS Finder into a simple asset management system so you can find your media without needing to have Final Cut Pro X. FindrCat allows you to turn your organized keywords in Final Cut Pro X into a catalog of tags. Project X₂7 (also called XtoCC) translates Final Cut Pro X Library XML (fcpxml) and converts it for import into Adobe's Creative Cloud apps - Premiere Pro, Audition & After Effects - or other compatible applications.

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