Episode #91: AAF Transfer v2: New Avid to FCP Workflow
By Paul Ezzy
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Comments (10)

sevenstreets 02/01/2011
Stunning! Nice work.
Travis Wine 02/01/2011
Why would you need to x-fer files from two different editors. Shouldn't one editor be sufficient?
Really Travis 02/01/2011
Clearly Travis hasn't worked in the real world.
c.g.fell 02/17/2011
guys, c'mon, yes, its a nice tool, I don`t need it atm, and I also work in the real world, at least part time
m bateman 03/29/2011
Does this require you to be transferring timelines between programs that exist on the same Mac? If not what is the optimum file format to work in?
Tzidore 05/31/2011
Is it possible to do with just Apple Prores and not (HQ)?
James 08/19/2011
Do you have to load a plug-in onto the computer running Avid? I'm on the Final Cut end and need to tell the Avid editor what I want. I'm hoping it's just me that needs the plugin - doesn't Avid normally export aafs? I hope so.
James 08/19/2011
Do you have to load a plug-in onto the computer running Avid? I'm on the Final Cut end and need to tell the Avid editor what I want. I'm hoping it's just me that needs the plugin - doesn't Avid normally export aafs? I hope so.
James 08/19/2011
Do you have to load a plug-in onto the computer running Avid? I'm on the Final Cut end and need to tell the Avid editor what I want. I'm hoping it's just me that needs the plugin - doesn't Avid normally export aafs? I hope so.
James 08/19/2011
Do you have to load a plug-in onto the computer running Avid? I'm on the Final Cut end and need to tell the Avid editor what I want. I'm hoping it's just me that needs the plugin - doesn't Avid normally export aafs? I hope so.

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