Round Trip Between Avid Media Composer and Davinci Resolve

A small boy discovers an efficient way to move seamlessly between Avid and Resolve, and heals a nation.

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[louis123efx]

hi i am working with canon 5d files i am editing offline on avid

i have try to conform in Davinci the aaf from avid using my original MOVs from Canon but i had no success

is the possible ?

can u help?

[manonthedollar]

@louis123efx That's certainly something that should be possible! What format is your offline footage? Are you getting an error message?

[firegroove]

Perhaps an AAF file could have been exported from Resolve after the rendering, and then all you had to do is import this AAF back into MC6. That's another (quick) way of getting the timeline back. Isn't it?

[manonthedollar]

@firegroove Thanks for the suggestion! However, it has been my experience that exporting an AAF from Resolve STILL references the original ungraded clips upon import in to MC6 until relinked like in my tutorial. Additionally the Resolve AAF doesn't bring in any of the original audio so you have to go back and get it from the original sequence. So it seems to be a few extra steps I try to avoid unless I've changed my edit within Resolve. Please correct me if I'm wrong though!

[louis123efx]

"That's certainly something that should be possible! What format is your offline footage? Are you getting an error message?"

MOVs from canon 5D