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Proprietary XML??

So, I was all excited about the update to FCP X finally having XML support, until I tried it and discovered that it's ACTUALLY a proprietary "fcpxml" extension. I can't import, or export, any plain old .xml extension. Which means, still, no import of old FCP projects, and no export from FCP X to other tools.


Am I missing something? If not, what is the point of "fcpxml"?


Glad I took advantage of the "SWITCH" promo from Adobe... 😟

Final Cut Pro X, Mac OS X (10.6.8)

Posted on Sep 20, 2011 1:03 PM

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Sep 20, 2011 2:04 PM in response to hallewoode

It's not proprietary in the sense of only being available to Apple. It's just a new flavor of XML as you would expect given FCP X's totally new timeline paradigm. Give developers a second to work with this new XML flavor and you'll see more support appear. We've already been promised support of a couple of apps is in the works- "Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve, Square Box System’s CatDV, and many other third-party applications will offer XML-based workflows with Final Cut Pro X."

Proprietary XML??

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