The Mac has died, and we are switching to a PC based Thunderbolt II, Premiere solution.

Are there any converter programs you can buy that can take the fcp file amd convert it
to a premiere project file?

XML is not an option, as there are none, and I can't create them as the Mac died.

Thanks

Making an XML file only takes a few minutes and would be your best option. Could you borrow someone's mac, just to do the conversions and get you back to ground zero?

I'm assuming all your media is on externals, of course. If it was onboard the dead mac it will be harder.

BY the way, Adobe has a bunch of limited time special offers on at the moment. You can check them out here - especially if you're not eligible for the upgrade packages.

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(I'm re-posting this in the Premiere Forum, but thought it might not get to you in time there.)

Also "Mac has died" how?



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you really need to open the FCP project files in FCP,
no other way, i'd say.

nick

I recall being told that Cat DV being able to open an fcp7 project file during NAB last year, but I can't find a link that says that, but even if it does, I think getting a laptop with fcp7 is cheaper and easier.



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> Also "Mac has died" how?