<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE xmeml>

<!-- 
    This is the minimal FCP7 XML File that Precut requires. It has some of the usual FCP7 elements
    removed so it's not a standard FCP7 XML file. Use this XML file as a template if you'd like to
    create your own XML files without the use of Adobe Premiere or other NLEs that support expoting
    FCP7 XML
-->
 
<xmeml version="4">
	<project>
        <sequence>
            <!-- sequence names are optional. they are useful for default file naming when using Precut to combine by sequence -->
            <name>MySequence</name>
            <media>
                <video>
                    <!-- track names are optional. they are useful for default file naming when using Precut to combine by track/sequence -->
                    <track MZ.TrackName="MyTrack">
                        <!-- Use a <clipitem> element (and embedded <file> element) for each one of your edits -->
                        <clipitem>
                            <name>MySourceVideo_1.MP4</name>
                            <!-- the framerate for each clipitem (24 in sample below) must much the framrate inside the <file> element -->
                            <rate>
                                <timebase>24</timebase>
                            </rate>
                            <!-- the in/out point are specified in frames. make sure <timebase> matches framerate of clip. Use actual framerate, not droprate -->
                            <in>24</in>
                            <out>420</out>
                            <file id="file-1">
                                <!-- each <file> element must have a unique ID (example: id="file-1"). The actual value of the ID doesn't matter -->                            
                                <!-- pathurl is usually prefixed with "localhost" but Precut doesn't require that -->
                                <!-- colons are usually escaped out with %3a but Precut doesn't require that -->
                                <!-- The "//" prefix inside the path is required -->
                                <!-- Sample pathurl below is for Windows. Here's a sample OSX/Linux pathurl:  file:///MyVolume/MyVideos/MySourceVideo_1.MP4 -->
                                <pathurl>file://F:/videos/MySourceVideo_1.MP4</pathurl>
                                <rate>
                                    <timebase>24</timebase>
                                </rate>
                            </file>
                        </clipitem>
                    </track>
                </video>
            </media>
        </sequence>
	</project>
</xmeml>
