Export

Timeline Export Function

The Timeline Export Function in the play Video Intelligence Platform allows you to export your edited video timelines in various industry-standard formats. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of video editing software, making it easy to integrate and continue your post-production workflow seamlessly.

Available Export Formats

The following table lists the available export formats supported by the play Video Intelligence Platform, along with their compatibility and supported features.

Export FormatDescriptionSupported FeaturesCompatible Software
OTIO JSONOpenTimelineIO JSON format, lightweight and human-readable.Full metadata and editorial informationOpenTimelineIO-supported applications
FCP XMLFinal Cut Pro XML format for Apple Final Cut Pro X.Advanced metadata, detailed editorial informationApple Final Cut Pro X
AAFAdvanced Authoring Format, a multimedia file format.Comprehensive media encapsulation, metadataAvid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro
EDLEdit Decision List, a simple text format.Basic edit points and transitionsAvid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro
FCP7 XMLFinal Cut Pro 7 XML format for older versions.Metadata and editorial informationFinal Cut Pro 7, Adobe Premiere Pro

Compatibility Matrix

FeatureOTIO JSONFCP XMLAAFEDLFCP7 XML
Edit Points
Transitions
Metadata
Nested Timelines
Multi-Track Audio
Effects
Color Grading
Detailed Editorial Info

How to Export

To export your timeline using the play Video Intelligence Platform, follow these steps:

  1. Access the Export Function:
  • Use the Frame.io integration to select and process your video files.
  • Right-click on the video or folder and choose "play: Generate Timeline XML".
  1. Provide Export Parameters:
  1. Execute the Export:
  • The platform will process the request and generate the timeline in the specified format.
  • Download the exported timeline file.
  1. API Documentation:

The Timeline Export Function provides a robust solution for exporting video timelines in various formats, ensuring compatibility with major video editing software. By leveraging this function, you can streamline your post-production workflow and ensure your video projects are easily transferable between different editing environments.

For more information and detailed usage instructions, please refer to the Timeline Functions API Documentation and the Frame.io Integration Guide.