Resolve and Premiere
Build the edit in ScriptCut, then open it in your editor at your footage's own frame rate, with every cut where you made it.
Works with DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and Avid.
Your selects become a real timeline, not a list you rebuild by hand.
Add the timeline XML from your editor and ScriptCut follows your cuts. Every file gets its own XML.
When you export, ScriptCut joins them back into one timeline, even across different frame rates.
Install the ScriptCut panel for DaVinci Resolve Studio or Premiere Pro. Send your edit across and it opens already linked to your footage.
No hunting for media, no relinking clip by clip.
ScriptCut reads the frame rate from each file and exports at exactly that rate, drop frame included.
Every cut lands on a whole frame, so nothing slips when the timeline opens.
DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and Avid Media Composer open ScriptCut's timeline XML. Resolve and Premiere also get a panel that links your media for you.
Starter and ProAI. That covers the XML and both editor panels.
The panel needs DaVinci Resolve Studio on a Mac. The timeline XML works in any version of Resolve.
Yes. Export the edited video as an MP4, exactly as it plays in Review, or the edited audio straight from your original recording in full quality.
With the panels, no. With a plain XML, your editor asks you to point at the footage once.