Open an EDL, XML or AAF in the workspace, then choose an operation. Browse the EDL, XML and AAF converters or choose a cleanup and timecode operation below. Tools become available after import; conversion choices follow the detected input format. Audio stays included unless you explicitly exclude it.
Inspect & edit
Event Editor
Correct individual edits while keeping source ranges and record positions under control.
Side-by-Side View
Compare the imported source with a live working result across all video and audio tracks.
Clean & repair
Validate & Repair
Find timing problems and normalize an edit list before a conform or interchange.
Remove Elements
Remove selected types of comments, headers or audio-only events while protecting what matters.
Overrecords & Gaps
Inspect discontinuities before deciding whether to preserve them or ripple following edits.
Timecode
Offset & Ripple
Apply a consistent signed frame offset to source ranges or sequence positions.
Record → Source
Build references against a flattened master that shares the sequence’s timecode origin.
Frame Rate Conversion
Choose what to preserve when changing playback rate or timecode numbering.
Organize
Sort & Renumber
Organize a list by record position, source position, reel or event number.
Split & Merge
Prepare separate lists for a handoff or combine compatible lists without moving record positions.
Reels & Usage
Standardize reel identifiers and produce a CSV summary of the active track.
Convert from EDL
EDL → XML
Convert EDL to FCP7 XML or basic FCPXML online. Review supported cuts, timecodes and audio before exporting an editing sequence.
EDL → AAF
Convert EDL to offline AAF online with supported video and mono audio cuts. Preserve edit timing and review media-reference limits before export.
Convert from XML
XML → EDL
Convert editing XML to EDL online. Export supported video tracks as separate EDL files, retaining record positions, gaps and supported audio.
XML → AAF
Convert FCP7 XML or supported basic FCPXML to offline AAF. Review track selection, timecodes, mono audio support and relinking limits.
Convert from AAF
AAF → EDL
Convert supported AAF cuts to EDL online. Inspect source timecodes and export separate video-track lists with supported audio retained.
AAF → XML
Convert supported AAF tracks to FCP7 XML online. Keep cut timing, gaps and supported audio while reviewing format and media-relink limits.
Review the whole edit before export.
Side-by-Side compares the imported source with the cumulative result of your pending changes. Approve the batch and export from the same workspace. Unsupported structures block export with an explanation and available next steps.
Read the review and export guide