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Xml import from crimson problem

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Hi there

I have just finished editing my first short shot on the Red One.

All been fine until i am needing to supply as a DPX sequence for the grade.

So I have exported the XML brought that into Crimson and made the file for Redcine. I followed the instructions time and again and double checked everything.

This is where the problems start.

When bringing in the shots to redcine it only brought in half the edit - only around 7 mins of the 14.

So in tried to split this in two and bring in one half first and then the second.
This seemed fine until i started watching the edit in Redcine. I found that some shots had not been loaded correctly. They are the right take just the wrong section of the take.

Has anyone else experienced this? I have the latest version of all software.

Power Mac
2x3GHz Dual Core Intel Xeon
5GB RAM
Final Cut Studio 6.0.4
 
If you have any timewarps remove them in FCP before exporting the XML.
This may help.
 
Duplicate the fcp sequence, in the duplicated sequence remove all effects, change speed, audio and put all the clips in the first video track.
Hope this helps.
 
Thanks so much for the swift response. Really appreciated.

I had removed all effects and time stretches unfortunately.
 
Often times if you have a multitrack timeline, it will not appear in the right order in Redcine, but in fact Crimson is keeping track and when you roundtrip you will have all the right footage. Do you think this could be your issue?

IBloom
 
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