It’s also possible to import and export an Advanced Authoring Format (AAF) multimedia file between Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid nonlinear editing systems that support AAF files. Additionally, Final Cut Pro text transfers to Adobe Premiere Pro’s Title tool but loses the formatting. For example, audio keyframes, blur effects, color wipes, and cross dissolves all transfer intact from Final Cut Pro 7 to Adobe Premiere Pro via XML 5.0, but the Three-Way Color Corrector doesn’t transfer correctly because Final Cut Pro processes color correction in RGB, whereas the Premiere Pro Three-Way Color Corrector processes it in YUV. Open workflows with other applications, such as Final Cut and Media ComposerĪs you work in Adobe Premiere Pro, you can collaborate more efficiently with colleagues by importing and exporting Apple Final Cut Pro and Avid projects.Īdobe Premiere Pro allows you to import and export a Final Cut Pro XML project file but with certain limitations. It is an option in the Source Monitor and Program Monitor, accessible through their options menus.Īt the top right of the Program Monitor, click the options menu icon and choose Show Dropped Frame Indicator. The Show Dropped Frame Indicator is, as its name suggests, a way to see if frames are being skipped during playback. Where there is no colored bar(s), this indicates Adobe Premiere Pro does not have a rendered preview file associated with these frames, but that the rendering required is simple enough so that it should have no problem playing them back in real time at full quality. Adobe Premiere Pro probably will not play back these frames in real time at full quality. Adobe Premiere Pro will render these frames right before the playhead reaches them.

The red bar(s) indicate frames that do not have a rendered preview file associated with them. Adobe Premiere Pro may or may not play back these frames in real time at full quality. The yellow bar(s) indicates frames for which Adobe Premiere Pro does not have a rendered preview file, and that Adobe Premiere Pro will render right before the playhead reaches them. The green bar(s) indicates frames that have a rendered preview file associated with them and that Adobe Premiere Pro should have no problem playing back in real time at full quality.

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