gert kombate wrote: Found a solution. its not perfect and takes a little bit of time but definitely worth trying because it just works. First import all the footage into Resolve and import the xml, of course you will get the *failed to link because the timecode extents...* its ok. take a screen capture of it in order to remember all names. Then search for the first footage and open the clip attributes. the current frame timecode short be 00:00:00:00 now go and find the same excat clip in premire and copy/paste the Start TC into clip attribute you opened in resolve. and you should have on clip sorted. do the excat same thing for the next 30/50 or 100 clips that you have and you're good to go. I'd like to point out that this guy right here has the exact answer to this question. This came up for me recently and I know it may be old info in the thread but it's still relevant. If anyone has already shot their project, do the above (import the clips in question that appear in your timeline, change timecode to zero in clip attributes in resolve, then import the XML) If you are yet to shoot - if possible, always zero your timecodes on every clip. If you need timecodes for whatever reason (broadcast, multicam, whatever) then either do the first statement above, in resolve. Or alternatively you may be on such a professional shoot and be such a pro that you don't need this info. But for the self-taught and the prosumers, this issue can be a real flabberghasting pain, but the above is the answer
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