Overview
Moving from Final Cut Pro to Avid? Need a way to transfer your FCP sequences to Media Composer?
Boris Transfer FCP provides a set of two Final Cut Pro plug-ins for transferring sequences between Final Cut Pro and Avid editing and finishing systems. One of the plug-ins exports Avid-compatible AAF format files from Final Cut Pro to Avid. The other plug-in imports AAF format files from Avid to Final Cut Pro. Using Boris Transfer FCP, Avid and Final Cut Pro editors can exchange projects that include transitions, effects, image and time warps, 3rd-party effects, and keyframes. You can move sequences regardless of whether the media was originally acquired from videotape or tapeless cameras.
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Details
Boris AAF Transfer makes working across multiple platforms in multi-user environments less challenging, allowing you to edit Apple Final Cut Pro sequences live in Avid Media Composer - either on the same system or any other Macintosh or Windows Media Composer system.
- Alpha Channel Support. Transfer still images and video clips while retaining alpha information, preserving the alpha channel. The transferred sequence appears exactly the same in Media Composer as it did in Final Cut Pro.
- Boris Continuum Complete Compatibility. Transfer BCC filters and transitions that were applied to clips or transitions in the FCP timeline while retaining all of the keyframed changes that were made to the applied filter or transition effect. The BCC filters are seamlessly transferred into Media Composer as long as the corresponding BCC filter or transition effect is present in the Media Composer host where the transferred sequence is opened.
- Motion Tab Support. Boris AAF Transfer translates many of Final Cut Pro's Motion Tab features including basic motion, crop, opacity, and speed.
- Text Generators. Convert FCP's built-in text generators into Avid Title Tool effects.
- Time Effects. Boris AAF Transfer supports many of FCP's time-based effects