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Hello,
I have a simple one video track timeline in Premiere that I need to send to Resolve. But when I import the XML into Resolve and tell Resolve where to search for the media it only locates the audio from the video clips.
The footage is from 2 Canon C100s.
When I got the cards from the C100s I just dumped the entire cards on to my hard drive (I'm using macOS for this), and then imported the entire card into Premiere. Premiere sees all the clips with matching video and audio and I cut the piece as I normally would. I created the XML (I tried EDL and AAF too). I then started a new project in Resolve and tried to import the XML. Resolve says it can't find 170 of 170 pieces of media (or whatever the number was) so I told Resolve where to search (and this function usually works perfectly) and then Resolve located a bunch of the audio but NONE of the video (which should be in the same file on the hard drive).
One odd thing is that if I just try to import the footage in the media page of Resolve, Resolve sees all the video and audio correctly. I tried importing all of that first and then importing the XML, but that didn't work either.
I tried collecting the Premiere project to a new location and then made a new XML and Resolve then imported SOME of the video with the audio. How is that possible? lol
I tried force conforming the clips on the timeline to the clips imported thought the media page, but the time codes did not conform.
So what do I do now? I could rebuild the edit I guess, but seriously, this should be the simplest thing.
I have a simple one video track timeline in Premiere that I need to send to Resolve. But when I import the XML into Resolve and tell Resolve where to search for the media it only locates the audio from the video clips.
The footage is from 2 Canon C100s.
When I got the cards from the C100s I just dumped the entire cards on to my hard drive (I'm using macOS for this), and then imported the entire card into Premiere. Premiere sees all the clips with matching video and audio and I cut the piece as I normally would. I created the XML (I tried EDL and AAF too). I then started a new project in Resolve and tried to import the XML. Resolve says it can't find 170 of 170 pieces of media (or whatever the number was) so I told Resolve where to search (and this function usually works perfectly) and then Resolve located a bunch of the audio but NONE of the video (which should be in the same file on the hard drive).
One odd thing is that if I just try to import the footage in the media page of Resolve, Resolve sees all the video and audio correctly. I tried importing all of that first and then importing the XML, but that didn't work either.
I tried collecting the Premiere project to a new location and then made a new XML and Resolve then imported SOME of the video with the audio. How is that possible? lol
I tried force conforming the clips on the timeline to the clips imported thought the media page, but the time codes did not conform.
So what do I do now? I could rebuild the edit I guess, but seriously, this should be the simplest thing.