XML

What is XML?

XML (Extensible Markup Language) is often used to exchange project data between different editing software platforms. It allows editors to transfer timelines, effects, and sequences across various programs.

What is XML used for?

XML is used to exchange project data between different editing software. It stores timeline information such as cuts, transitions, effects, and metadata, enabling editors to move projects between professional video editing platforms.

Is XML still used today?

Yes, XML is still widely used in video editing for cross-platform compatibility and project data sharing, particularly when transferring timelines between different video editing software.

Where is XML most used?

XML is most commonly used in:

• Project transfers between video editing software.
• Data backups for video editing projects.
• Cross-platform collaboration where multiple editors work on the same project using different software.