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Guidance for existing projects

Hello RVE & Sam, We’ve decided to slowly migrate to RVE and I’m wondering if there’s any guidance or lessons learned from the community, sorry if this is already somewhere. My main challenges are: 1) How do I use/customize RVE Components from the private pro repo in my application, but do it in a way where its relatively straight forward to bring in changes from upcoming releases. 2) Is RVE 8 and the installable NPM packages going to support all features or is it intended as a proof-of-concept. We’re still in the planning phase, so if its worth it to wait for a fully featured npm package, that’s possible, but the post about the npm package wasn’t really clear on what will be supported. Thanks in advance! Z

Ziyad El Baz 7 months ago

Export to Video Tools (DaVinci, Premiere, Capcut etc.)

Investigate how RVE timelines could be exported for use in other video editors such as DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, or Final Cut. OTIO (OpenTimelineIO) may be one possible format, but it’s not the main focus — the goal is simply to find the most practical export method. Objectives Review different export options for interoperability between RVE and other editors. Explore what formats are most widely supported: EDL / XML (used by Premiere, Final Cut) AAF OTIO (used by DaVinci Resolve and open-source tools) Check what information each format can store (clips, start/end, media path, transitions, text, etc.). Create a small test export from an RVE project (2–3 clips) using whichever format seems simplest to start with. Try importing into at least one major editor (DaVinci, Premiere, etc.) to evaluate compatibility.

Sam Bowen-Hughes 9 months ago