Formats
Each format is purpose-built for its target editor with correct timecode handling, media references, and clip structure.
Final Cut Pro. Full timeline structure with clip references, roles, and metadata. Supports sync-clip wrapping when external audio links exist.
Audio link resolution is automatic.
Adobe Premiere Pro and legacy Final Cut Pro 7. Standard XML interchange with sequence and clip elements.
Bulk export supported.
DaVinci Resolve, Avid Media Composer, and broadcast systems. Industry-standard edit decision list with correct drop-frame and non-drop-frame timecode formatting.
LosslessCut. Export as CSV segments or native LLC (JSON) project files.
Trim footage without re-encoding.
What You Can Export
Select specific scenes from the Scenes tab and export just those segments. Right-click for format options.
Select transcript lines and export the corresponding timecoded segments. Perfect for pulling selects from interviews.
Export multiple videos in a single file. Combine search results across your library into one timeline-ready export.
Workflow
Find the moments you need using transcript, visual, face, or object search.
Pick individual scenes, transcript segments, or entire videos. Multi-select supported.
Right-click or use the export menu. Pick FCPXML, Premiere XML, EDL, or LosslessCut.
Open the exported file in your editor. Clips appear on the timeline with correct timecodes and media references.
When external audio files are linked to your video (via the audio sync feature), FCPXML exports automatically resolve those links into sync-clip structures. Your separate audio arrives in the timeline already synced to the video.
Learn about audio sync