Struct TimelineExporter

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pub struct TimelineExporter;

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Converts a Timeline to standard interchange formats.

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impl TimelineExporter

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pub fn to_edl(timeline: &Timeline) -> String

Export timeline as a CMX-3600 EDL string.

Each video clip on each video track becomes one edit event. Audio clips produce events with track code A. Clips without an assigned source path use the reel name AX (the CMX-3600 convention for “any source”).

Timecodes are derived from the timeline’s timebase (assumed to be 1/1000, i.e. milliseconds) and converted to the frame rate declared on the timeline.

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pub fn to_xml(timeline: &Timeline) -> String

Export timeline as a simple FCP XML skeleton.

The generated XML is compatible with Final Cut Pro 7 and can serve as a starting point for import into DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro (via the “Import FCP XML” workflow), and other NLEs.

The skeleton includes:

A <sequence> element with frame-rate and duration attributes.
A <media> element containing <video> and <audio> spine tracks.
One <clipitem> per clip with source in/out and timeline in/out.

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impl UnwindSafe for TimelineExporter

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