

Most software assumes that stereo pair audio will be on two separate tracks and further assumes that the left channel starts on an odd track. Notice that all stereo audio starts on an odd-numbered track.

There are multiple tracks of audio, most of which are stereo pairs.All media is linked, nothing is off-line.Here’s a typical project inside Premiere. However, there are some cautions in this process: Not everything transfers perfectly. Import the XML file into Final Cut Pro X.Convert the XML file into something Final Cut can read.Export the Premiere project as an XML file.

To add subtitle as a separate track which can be turn on/off by media players, please refer this guide - Creating and Adding Subtitles to Videos.So, in this article, I want to show you how to move a Premiere Pro CC project to Final Cut Pro X.

* Important Note*: The subtitle added with above steps in FCPX is hard-burned to your video, which means the subtitle always appears on your video on the lower third and cannot be turned off.
