Seamless FCPXML and EDL export for Final Cut Pro, Resolve, and Premiere.
Transfer frame-accurate rough cuts to professional NLEs with media references, timeline structure, and clip markers intact.
How does Passcut export rough cuts to Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve?
Passcut generates standard FCPXML and EDL files directly from your rough cut timeline, referencing original media files on disk for instant import into Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Adobe Premiere Pro.
NLE handoff preserves clip boundaries, order, connected B-roll, and cut points created during instruction-driven transcript editing, enabling pro editors to perform color grading and audio finishing in their primary NLE.
Can Passcut export rendered MP4 video files directly?
Yes. Passcut renders standalone MP4 video files directly on-device using AVFoundation hardware acceleration on Apple Silicon, alongside FCPXML and EDL project interchange formats.
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#Frequently Asked Questions
What export formats does Passcut support?
Passcut exports rendered MP4 video files, standard FCPXML files for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, and EDL files for Premiere Pro and legacy NLE workflows.
Does FCPXML export copy original media files?
No. FCPXML files reference your original raw media files on disk without duplicating gigabytes of video footage.
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