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As an alternative to importing media files directly, you can import your media into an editor, then import a project from that application into PluralEyes. You will get a new PluralEyes project with the tracks and clips from the imported project and/or sequence. This page discusses importing a project from Final Cut Pro X, Premiere Pro and Vegas Pro.
Final Cut Pro X 10.1.2 has added some additional options for exporting.
Alternately, you can import from Premiere Pro using the PluralEyes 4 Panel.
Resolve projects may require some adjustments when working with mixed frame rates.
PluralEyes works a little differently with Vegas Pro than the other editing applications. To work with Vegas, you always start the project in Vegas; send the timeline data to PluralEyes 4; do the sync in PluralEyes; then send the sync data back to Vegas in a similarly fluid command. It's a round-trip process. Here is the import process. To read the full import/export process, go to Exporting to Vegas Pro.