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Export Multicam to Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere
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Josh Gonsalves
This is absolutely essential and I can't wait for this to ship :) I also agree it should support Resolve!
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Dickon Whitehead
And also for Resolve!
Josh Gonsalves
@Dickon Whitehead: Agreed!
Frederic Casella
@Dickon Whitehead: agreed x2
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Stephan Brezinsky
@Dickon Whitehead: Resolve is pretty good at importing FCP and Premiere XMLs, so whichever one is easiest and fastest to implement on Descript's side is ok with me! This feature is the only reason I stopped using my Descript subscription.
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patrick@colorways.tv
What is the status on this? This is the one ESSENTIAL feature for pro video users.
Cameron Zohoori
This would be wonderful. I currently make it work by using a complicated and somewhat glitchy macro workflow with Keyboard Maestro to automate converting a Descript export to multicam clips in Premiere. Still faster and better than a workflow without Descript but I would sure love to make it more seamless!
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patrick@colorways.tv
@Cameron Zohoori: Could you describe your workflow? We have something using pro import in after effects, and then replace with subcomp, but my editors complain that it doesn't work well.
James Dennewitz
Yes and yes.
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patrick@colorways.tv
Do you have a status update on this? We're working on some projects for Hulu and really need this functionality.
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patrick@colorways.tv
Yes please!!!!!! We also need multicam IMPORT! So you can round trip.
Aaron Trinder
@patrick@colorways.tv: definitely - multicam import would be so awesome - I make all my interviews multicam clips (as they can run for several hours with several cameras). Then if you could export transcription BACK into the multicam clip NOTES field as well as Subs / Markers it would be amazing!!!
Grant Dillion
Yes please!
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Adam Knee
Yes!
Tim Scarfe
Yes please! The video encoder in descript is too slow, for speed alone we need to export from Premiere (edit: and also we don’t want to encode twice)
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