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#TOON BOOM STORYBOARD PRO 5.5 REQUIREMENTS PRO#

, something like 197 lines), paste it, overwriting the similar video part (likely fewer lines) of XML-FCP.ġ0) Change paths of audio files in XML-FCP to those in XML-SBP. In Notepad++ (this is where you need to be especially attentive!):ĩ) Copy top part of XML-SBP (from the top and the whole video part down to and incl. Because of (3): MAKE SURE ALL FILES ARE THERE!!! (Look in “audio” folder in the project and compare with AAF folder).Ĩ ) “File > Confirmation > Export Project…” - export Confirmation XML (“XML-SBP”). “Import Sound Clips…” (Choose all sound files from the AAF (click on top one, shift-click on bottom one), current track, first frame).ħ) Save the project. It will have just one empty panel.Ħ) Import all sound files onto one track.

#TOON BOOM STORYBOARD PRO 5.5 REQUIREMENTS PRO#

“File > Export > Final Cut Pro XML…” (I call this “XML-FCP”).ĥ) Make a dummy SBP project with the same framerate as your final project.

Check the clips for fades/dissolves and other effects and remove these, as these clips will not be conformed but removed in SBP later!.

Set the timeline TC to start at 00:00:00:00 and move all sound so the first frame coincides with the start of your SBP project.

Check the framerate, as Premiere can be strange about that.

Import the received AAF into a Premiere project.

Now, fear not, this whole thing need not take more than 5 minutes or so!

My system is Windows-based, and for this I use SBP5, Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 and Notepad++ which is a practical, free text editor.

The idea is that you receive files prepared by the sound studio, using their original takes in a non-embedded AAF, then work with these in SBP, with as end result a return AAF that the sound studio can use to conform your edits made in SBP, saving a lot of double work (and keeping the original quality/bitrate, as well). I have previously requested addition of AAF import into Storyboard Pro (SBP), and now I finally figured a workaround, which I would like to share with you.