How do I switch from PP to Veg, mid-project
I have a project that was started in Premiere, but I drank the orange Kool-Aid and now want to transfer everything to Vegas.
All of the rough cuts are on the time line in PP, but no transtions have be added yet so I figure it shouldn't be too tough. What would the best workflow be to make the switch? Thanks |
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I was hoping for an import option
I was hoping for an import option
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Sorry Paul but AFAIK Vegas, like a lot of low end NLEs) is kind of weak as far as importing and exporting EDLs is concerned.
I have no idea if PP has and EDL export (I think straight text is preferred) but, what the heck, it's worth a try. |
Normally the advice is don't. Do not convert / upgrade or change anything
during a project. To make sure you can finish it on time. This is of course most important if there is money and deadlines involved. If it is just your personal project then it may be an option. However, it'll still cost you lots of time probably. If there aren't that many cuts perhaps you can simply redo them? Good luck! |
with the latest versions of both programs, try AAF export/import? Or XML? Or EDL?
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Just try all of the methods above noting the limitations. AAF is supposed to be the best method to try. However, I'd try the others as well if AAF doesn't work. Worst case is the print to tape/recapture method.
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I agree with the above.
When moving projects into and out of Vegas, I found AAF to be the most reliable. |
Why would you print to tape, just render(export) and import
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Can Premiere render an individual clip as an .avi? If so, you could render each clip as an .avi and then import them into Vegas in the same order, although this would probably be extremely time consuming, especially if it's a longer project.
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Good ideas, thanks
I'm going to try AAf. Elstons idea is also good. I want to preserve the individuality of the clips since I don't have transitions in yet.
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