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Exporting Sequences from Avid

When you are ready to export projects from the Avid application, you must export each sequence separately as an AAF file, since Flame does not support Bins or Batch lists.

You can, however, export sequences which contain nested sequences and the nested sequences will be translated into containers in Flame.

Use commands in the Avid File menu to export AAF Interchange Format documents.

To export AAF from Avid:

1. Select a sequence in the Bin window that you want to export in an interchange format document.
   NoteIf nothing is selected, the entire contents of the Bin are exported. However, Flame only supports AAF files with a single sequence of edited clips.
2. Choose File | Export | AAF.
3. In the Export As dialog box, click Options.
4. In the Options dialog box, click Export As and, from the drop-down list, select AAF.

   Make sure that you select the proper media management settings. For easy file access from within Flame, you can opt to consolidate your sequence's media files to a central location, or simply link the AAF file to the original media, provided that Flame has direct access to it.

5. Click Save.
6. In the Export As dialog box, click Save.