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| | Final Cut Pro Opens up with XML Interchange Format |
 | | In Final Cut Pro, the XML Interchange Format is designed from the ground up as a way to describe every aspect of a Final Cut Pro project—from clips, bins, and sequences, to edits and transitions, effects, color correction settings and keyframes. |
 | | This means that for the first time, Final Cut Pro users can share comprehensive information about a Final Cut Pro project with other nonlinear editing systems—in fact, they can share that information with any application or system that supports XML, including database systems, broadcast servers, outlining software, HTML and Web authoring tools, and graphics applications. |
 | | Documents in the Final Cut Pro XML Interchange Format are stored on disk as plain text documents that you can view, parse, and edit on any platform. |
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