An installer for Automatic Duck Pro Import LT is included on the Boris Red 3GL installation CD. This is a 30-day, fully-functioning demo. For more information, see your Automatic Duck documentation or visit www.automaticduck.com. For information on using Automatic Duck, see. Automatic Duck Media Copy 4.0 Automatic Duck Media Copy is a very helpful utility that reads Avid AAF exports or XML files from Final Cut Pro 7 or Final Cut Pro X and copies the media files referenced by the project to a location you specify. This makes it very easy to identify and copy the media you need for a specific AAF or XML File.
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There is a free export/import module for FCP that Automatic Duck produces for Apple that lets you export your time line as an AAF sequence. As most of you know, the AAF sequence can be imported in to After Effects and other programs that support AAF, and all of the cuts are in place exactly where they are in the exported FCP sequence. For those of you who do not know the plug-in can be found at the following address, ' http://images.apple.com/movies/us/downloads/AutomaticDuckAAF.dmg.sit '
There is still an issue when importing a FCP produced AAF sequence into After Effects 6.5. Does any one know of a go around or solution to this problem?
I spend extensive time searching the film/video web community to find the answer, to no avail!!! I do not believe I am doing anything out of skew to cause the problem, but I will explain the steps that I am taking. First, I take a sequence in FCP that is CUTS ONLY, and with the sequence (timeline) itself active or selected (and not in the browser window) I go to the 'file' menu -> 'export' -> 'Automatic Duck AAF'. I save the sequence and it is parsed by the plug-in. Then in After Effect 6.5, I import the AAF sequence. Every-time, every way I have tried, I get an error in After effects that says, ' After Effects: AEGF Plugin AAF: Error during parsing: Invalid document structure (5027 12) ' and 'Error occurred while creating project'
I really need a solution to this problem, because I have a cut that all green screen and of course is is not consistent. Exporting a QT reference is going to be a pain, so I need to get this working. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
There is a free export/import module for FCP that Automatic Duck produces for Apple that lets you export your time line as an AAF sequence. As most of you know, the AAF sequence can be imported in to After Effects and other programs that support AAF, and all of the cuts are in place exactly where they are in the exported FCP sequence. For those of you who do not know the plug-in can be found at the following address, ' http://images.apple.com/movies/us/downloads/AutomaticDuckAAF.dmg.sit '
There is still an issue when importing a FCP produced AAF sequence into After Effects 6.5. Does any one know of a go around or solution to this problem?
I spend extensive time searching the film/video web community to find the answer, to no avail!!! I do not believe I am doing anything out of skew to cause the problem, but I will explain the steps that I am taking. First, I take a sequence in FCP that is CUTS ONLY, and with the sequence (timeline) itself active or selected (and not in the browser window) I go to the 'file' menu -> 'export' -> 'Automatic Duck AAF'. I save the sequence and it is parsed by the plug-in. Then in After Effect 6.5, I import the AAF sequence. Every-time, every way I have tried, I get an error in After effects that says, ' After Effects: AEGF Plugin AAF: Error during parsing: Invalid document structure (5027 12) ' and 'Error occurred while creating project'
I really need a solution to this problem, because I have a cut that all green screen and of course is is not consistent. Exporting a QT reference is going to be a pain, so I need to get this working. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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