Supported document file types for adobe premiere

[aghasdgdfnsg]

I am trying to find a list of document file types supported by premiere, but found nothing but lists of every single file type supported by the program.

I need info on what document file types are supported by the editor itself as the info has proven too hard to find.

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/supported-file-formats.html

[aghasdgdfnsg]

the page is a massive list of EVERY SINGLE file type supported by the program.

I am talking about the file types used to store PROJECTS

[R Neil Haugen]

Very puzzled here. You asked for a list of document file types supported, and one therefore thinks of ... text documents. Word files, pdf's, whatever.

Now you're asking about file types used to store project files.

Trying to put the two statements together, I haven't a clue what you're asking about, so being more descriptive rather than cryptic would help.

Neil

[Warren Heaton]

Hello aghasdgdfnsg:

The page includes supported video project file formats.  I have pasted that part below for reference.  

There is something that isn't indicated that is probably worth noting in regard to Final Cut Pro XML files.  When exporting an XML file from Final Cut Pro classic you'll be presented with the option to chose one of five versions. It is recommened to use Final Cut Pro XML version 4.  Cuts-only edits usually come across accurately, but FCP classic Timeline specific features like Motion settings, Effects, Text Generators, Slugs, etc., do not.

- Warren

Supported video project file formats

AAF, Advanced Authoring Format
AEP, AEPX, After Effects project
CHPROJ, Character Animator Project
CSV, PBL, TXT, TAB, Batch lists
EDL, CMX3600 EDLs
PREL, Adobe Premiere Elements project (Windows only)
PRPROJ, Premiere Pro project
XML, FCP XML

[Ann Bens]

the page is a massive list of EVERY SINGLE file type supported by the program.

I am talking about the file types used to store PROJECTS

By aghasdgdfnsg

Just scroll all the way down...

[R Neil Haugen]

PrPro isn't good at "supporting" document files. If you're wanting to add notes to a project, you can drag/drop a Windows Notepad file into PrPro and open it and write notes. You have to remove that file from PrPro before you can archive if using the Project manager panel.

Also, there's a company back making a plugin for PrPro for taking notes within the program ... called postnotes. Go to postnotes.app for information.

If you're wanting to add documents directly to a sequence, you have to make an image of the document page and add the image into PrPro.

Neil

[Warren Heaton · Accepted solution]

On the off chance you don't bookmark the link posted by @Ann Bens in this thread, use these word the next time you do an internet search:

   adobe helpx Premiere Pro file formats

In fact, when you're searching for anything related to Adobe software, start with "adobe helpx" to guarnatee that Adobe user guide results will come back.  It's a great way to avoid the "proven hard to find" moments which, of course, can be rather frustrating.

[Ann Bens]

F1: Supported