Peter Cave wrote:Summary:
FCPXML to Resolve works correctly. Resolve FCPXML to FCPX works correctly.
I'm not sure when one would need to export from Resolve in FCPXML format to re-import to Resolve.
FCP7 xml (Premiere format) works correctly too.
I'll test AAF format in the next few days.
So a little bit of back story.
I'm a software developer by trade, and videography is a hobby of mine. Speaking as a developer, lets just say that writing an application that can't read files correctly that it created doesn't inspire much confidence.
I found this issue, while trying to work around a current limitation of resolve. As you may or may not know, if you are shooting with multiple cameras and an external audio recorder you can't sync everything up in resolve even if you're using timecode. You really only have two options, and neither is ideal.
- You can sync the audio to the video clips so you have complete control over how the audio is handled, but then you have to manually sync video clips on the timeline. This is painfully slow if you have a lot of clips.
- If you use Multicam you can get all the audio & video clips synced up, but you loose all control over the audio as the only thing you get out of multicam is one audio track.
Since neither of these are acceptable use cases to me, I've been working on a custom application that will generate fcpxml files that have all the audio & video files synced and configured as I want them. The Apple documentation on fcpxml is less than stellar so I've been having to reverse engineer the format, by creating something in resolve, generating a fcpxml export, and then tearing it apart to see what resolve wrote.
this is why I wanted to see the xml file you created in FCP that imported into Resolve correctly.
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