Use the Destination popup menu to choose whether to create a new project or add the sequence to an open project.Final Cut Pro 7 will launch and display an Import XML… dialog.Choose Send to Final Cut Pro 7 and click OK. When finished, you will be asked if you want to Send to Final Cut Pro 7 or Save Sequence XML.

Right-click on the FCPXML file in Finder and choose Open With > Xto7 for Final Cut Pro from the contextual menu.Drag-and-drop the FCPXML file onto the Xto7 for Final Cut Pro application icon.Run Xto7 for Final Cut Pro and use the open dialog to locate your exported FCPXML file (the open dialog allows you to select more than one FCPXML file).To translate the Project to a Final Cut Pro 7 sequence, either:.(If Final Cut Pro X and Final Cut Pro 7 are installed on different Macs or partitions, save the FCPXML file to the Project’s external storage device.) Choose the File menu and select Export XML…, and name and save the FCPXML file.(If you have Final Cut Pro X and Final Cut Pro 7 installed on different Macs or partitions, make sure the Project and its referenced Events are on an external storage device.) (Do not open the timeline-just select the project in the Project Library. In FCP X, select the project you want to send to FCP 7 in the Project Library.(Assisted Editing is the joint venture of Phillip Hodgetts and Gregory Clarke.) From Assisted Editing’s Xto7 Support Resources: To use Xto7 You can also go directly to Color, Soundtrack Pro, and to other Final Cut Pro 7 XML workflow programs, as well as to Adobe Premiere Pro (and thus to After Effects via dynamic link).įor a full explanation of the capabilities of Xto7 for Final Cut Pro, go to Assisted Editing’s website and download the product documentation. Xto7 for Final Cut Pro ($49.99), previously named Project Xto7, translates the FCP X Project XML (fcpxml) and converts it for import into Final Cut Pro 7.

Assisted Editing released a plugin in the App store that converts FCP X projects to FCP 7 sequences.

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