Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
Rebuild or conform your timelines from other editing applications in Flame in your post production pipeline!
To download the media and follow along, click the link to Module 1 - Part 1 and you will find the download link in the video description - youtube.com/watch?v=YR3gfYxwXdc
Level: Beginner
Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2022
When it comes to the editorial side of your production, it often happens that the main editorial is done on a dedicated non-linear editor and then the final finishing is completed in Flame.
Now to move the timeline between applications, you use an interchange file like an XML, AAF or EDL.
These files contain the structure of the edit as well as lots of metadata to allow the rebuilding or what we call “Conforming” in Flame.
So you’ll cover how to do a conform and along the way, you’ll look at some common scenarios and challenges when rebuilding the sequence in Flame.
As a reminder if you have not watched any of the editorial videos, it is still very possible to do all your editing in Flame.
LINK TO PATH TRANSLATION VIDEO - youtube.com/watch?v=aDsOAl_Fskg
If you wish to follow along, you can download the 30-day Flame trial at autodesk.com/products/flame/free-trial
or if you are in education, you can sign up for a free 3-year license at autodesk.com/education/free-software/flame
For Additional Information, Feedback and Comments:
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00:00 - Introduction
00:39 – Where are the Compare tools?
01:13 – Adding your Off-line clip to a Version Track
03:13 – Adjusting the Off-line clip resolution
03:54 – Checking the Sequence continuity
Rebuild or conform your timelines from other editing applications in Flame in your post production pipeline!
To download the media and follow along, click the link to Module 1 - Part 1 and you will find the download link in the video description - youtube.com/watch?v=YR3gfYxwXdc
Level: Beginner
Recorded in: Autodesk Flame 2022
When it comes to the editorial side of your production, it often happens that the main editorial is done on a dedicated non-linear editor and then the final finishing is completed in Flame.
Now to move the timeline between applications, you use an interchange file like an XML, AAF or EDL.
These files contain the structure of the edit as well as lots of metadata to allow the rebuilding or what we call “Conforming” in Flame.
So you’ll cover how to do a conform and along the way, you’ll look at some common scenarios and challenges when rebuilding the sequence in Flame.
As a reminder if you have not watched any of the editorial videos, it is still very possible to do all your editing in Flame.
LINK TO PATH TRANSLATION VIDEO - youtube.com/watch?v=aDsOAl_Fskg
If you wish to follow along, you can download the 30-day Flame trial at autodesk.com/products/flame/free-trial
or if you are in education, you can sign up for a free 3-year license at autodesk.com/education/free-software/flame
For Additional Information, Feedback and Comments:
Autodesk Area
area.autodesk.com/learning/resource/flame
facebook.com/AutodeskFlame
@Autodesk_Flame #AutodeskFlame
00:00 - Introduction
00:39 – Where are the Compare tools?
01:13 – Adding your Off-line clip to a Version Track
03:13 – Adjusting the Off-line clip resolution
03:54 – Checking the Sequence continuity
