The older interchange formats were versions 1 to 5 of xmeml. The new format is version 1 of fcpxml, so there should be no confusion if you're needing to write code that supports both.
Also FCPX outputs xml with a ".fcpxml" extension which makes it easier to distinguish between the two (for open dialogs etc.)
Cheers,
Greg On Sep 21, 2011, at 2:01 AM, Jack James wrote: This sounds to work exactly the same as FCPXML from previous versions, for example it doesn't store things related to the UI in the XML file. A cursory look at the new format would seem to allow for round-tripping.
Also, why on earth is it labelled as FCPXML 1.0? There is already an FCPXML 1.0 from final cut pro 4 (or thereabouts). This is going to get unnecessarily confusing for us and for end-users. Shouldn't it have been called FCPXXML? Or FCPXML 6.0 (or 10.0?)
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Hello all,
early in the new doc describing FCP X XML there is this:
"Important: FCPXML Version 1.0 describes certain project data that is useful for exchanging with other
applications. It does not describe all possible data, and therefore is not a substitute for the native project file
when archiving a project or moving a complete project from one system to another."
This sounds like workflows that rely on getting a sequence XML out of FCP, manipulating the XML, and finally putting the XML back into FCP will potentially break things, as in: the returned sequence will drop things that where in it in the first place. Is that correct?
Also, what is it that gets lost?
Thanks,
Rainer
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