Premiere Pro CS5 can easily import and export files from other editing software, allowing for more collaboration between video editors.
Author: Rod Harlan
Rod Harlan is the President of both: DriveDV, Inc. – a full service multimedia marketing firm, and SITEdriver – a web development company. He is the Founder and Director of Education for the Digital Video Professionals Association (DVPA), Dynamic Media Editor for Layers Magazine, and an Instructor for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) & The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) among others. Rod is an author and contributor of numerous books, countless magazine articles, and is a frequent speaker and trainer at many of the largest conferences and expos. Connect with Rod at his Twitter Profile.
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this is great!!!
what about going from adobe PR on a PC to Adobe PR on a MAC?
you rock it!
How can mov or avi files be asked by premiere pro when opening avid projects, when avid creates mxf or omf files??? (when the media is captured with avid especially) Its wierd…. Does it work in those cases??
Thank you,
Seebastian
Hi Rod,
how about taking an edit, or Sequence from FCP to After Effects , and back?
thanks, I like your demos.
Khaled