00:00Simply import an XML or FCPXML file into DaVinci Resolve by using the file menu or directly through the media
00:06pool.
00:07Step-by-step instructions.
00:09Match your project settings.
00:10Before importing, check that your DaVinci Resolve project resolution and frame rate match the project settings from your source editor
00:16such as Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro by clicking the cog icon in the bottom right corner.
00:21Import raw media recommended. Open your project and import your raw source video and audio clips into the media pool
00:28first so Resolve can easily link them.
00:30Open the import tool.
00:31Method A File menu. Go to the top menu and select File then Import then Timeline or File then Import
00:38then AAFEDLXML.
00:42Method B. Media Pool. Go to the edit page. Right click on an empty space in the media pool and
00:47select Timelines then Import.
00:50Select the XML file. Locate your .xml or .fcxml file on your computer and click Open or Import.
00:56Configure the load settings in the pop-up window. Adjust your import preferences.
01:01Check Automatically import source clips into media pool if you did not manually import your footage in Step 2.
01:07Check Link to source camera files if your footage is already in the media pool.
01:11Ensure your timeline resolution, frame rate, and sizing options look correct.
01:15Utilize. Click OK to generate the imported timeline inside your project.
01:20Technically, import XML and FCP XML into DaVinci Resolve.
01:25When you import XML into DaVinci Resolve, it's going to take the form of a timeline.
01:30Click on it. Choose Timelines.
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