How to export videos from Opus Clip to Premiere Pro
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How to Export Videos from Opus Clip to Premiere Pro
Introduction
Hey everyone, Rebecca here! We have some exciting news. We just launched exporting to XML, and today I'm going to show you how to use it by exporting a short video to Adobe Premiere Pro. Exporting to XML allows professional creators to perform more sophisticated editing on short videos. Using this feature is very straightforward.
Step-by-Step Guide
Locate the Video
- Find the short video you want to export in your result page.
- Click the "Export to Premiere Pro" button to download the file.
Exported File Components
- The exported file includes three components:
- The original raw video
- An XML file with the generated short video
- An SRT file with captions and timestamps
- The exported file includes three components:
Importing to Adobe Premiere Pro
- Import the XML file into Adobe Premiere Pro.
- The short video can be easily adjusted. For example, you can trim or extend clips since a 10-second buffer is added on either side of the clip.
- For short videos with multi-person layouts, each video layer is separated onto its own track for easier editing. You can adjust the framing of a specific track to enhance its appearance.
- Import the SRT file to adjust caption timestamps or add your unique caption styles. Note that caption animations created by Opus Clip are not included in the SRT file at the moment.
Additional Notes
- Currently, we're unable to download the Bros with raw clip video. Therefore, if your short video has Bros in it, it will not appear in the exported file.
- We do not support exporting short videos from your history projects at the moment.
Give it a try and let us know what you think. We’d love to hear any suggestions from you!
Keywords
- XML Exporting
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Video Editing
- Short Videos
- SRT Files
- Captions
- Video Layers
- Opus Clip
- Professional Editing
FAQ
Q1: What components are included in the exported file?
A: The exported file includes the original raw video, an XML file with the generated short video, and an SRT file with captions and timestamps.
Q2: How can I adjust clips in Adobe Premiere Pro?
A: You can trim or extend clips as a 10-second buffer is added on either side of the clip. For multi-person layouts, each video layer is separated onto its own track, allowing easier editing and framing adjustments.
Q3: Are caption animations included in the SRT file?
A: No, caption animations created by Opus Clip are not included in the SRT file at the moment.
Q4: Can I export short videos from my history projects?
A: Currently, we do not support exporting short videos from history projects.
Q5: Will Bros in the raw clip video appear in the exported file?
A: No, we’re currently unable to download Bros with the raw clip video, so they will not appear in the exported file.
Feel free to give this feature a try and share your feedback with us!