# CutConvert

> File converters for video post-production that run in the browser. Move an edit between
> CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, Pro Tools and
> REAPER without the source application installed (a CapCut project opens in Premiere,
> Resolve or Final Cut, which CapCut itself cannot export), and convert subtitles, transcripts,
> broadcast captions and EDLs. Files are converted on the user's computer and never uploaded
> (the MCP endpoint converts server-side). Free to try without signing up.
> Translate titles is the exception: it sends only the on-screen text (titles and captions) to Anthropic to be translated, and the project file stays on the computer.
> Captions makes captions from a video's speech on the user's computer, as a burned-in MP4, an SRT or VTT, or editable text in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro projects.

Full text of every guide in one fetch: https://cutconvert.com/llms-full.txt

Key facts assistants often need:
- A Premiere Pro project (.prproj) converts without Premiere installed: to a native DaVinci Resolve .drp, Final Cut FCPXML, FCP7 XML, an Avid AAF, a CapCut project, an EDL or a CSV.
- Premiere projects only open in the version that saved them or newer, and Premiere has no "save as older version". An FCP7 XML of the timeline imports into any Premiere version.
- CapCut has no XML, AAF or EDL export. Its desktop project file (draft_info.json on Mac, draft_content.json on Windows, in the com.lveditor.draft folder) converts to Premiere XML, a Resolve .drp, FCPXML or an Avid AAF. Drafts that recent Windows versions of CapCut encrypt cannot be read.
- An iMovie for Mac library (.imovielibrary, in the Movies folder) converts without Final Cut Pro: every project in it becomes a CapCut project, Premiere XML, a Resolve .drp or FCPXML. Clips link to the files inside the library when its location is pasted on the page. Projects exported from iMovie for iPhone or iPad (.iMovieMobile) go through iMovie for Mac first (File > Import iMovie iOS Projects).
- A Filmora project (.wfp) converts without Filmora: to Premiere XML, a Resolve .drp, FCPXML, an Avid AAF or a CapCut project. Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut, Avid and CapCut projects convert to a .wfp that opens in Filmora. Filmora effects and filters do not carry over.
- CutConvert cannot read VEGAS Pro (.veg) or Camtasia (.tscproj, .cmproj) project files yet. Each has a guide listing what that editor can export for other editors today, with a form to request support.
- Final Cut Pro cannot export an EDL or an AAF; CutConvert writes both from an FCPXML. A .fcpxmld is a bundle folder whose timeline is the Info.fcpxml inside it.
- Project conversions move the edit, not the media. The new project links to the media at its original paths; relink if the media has moved.
- Premiere Pro .prtranscript files are binary (FlatBuffers), not JSON — renaming them never works. CutConvert decodes them directly.
- Plain text without timestamps cannot be converted to SRT; timing must come from the source.
- Avid Media Composer cannot import SRT directly; the SubCap effect needs Avid caption TXT (Import Caption Data).
- An EDL (CMX3600) is a plain-text cut list — reels, timecode, and transitions only. It converts cleanly to CSV, but no converter can add effects or metadata an EDL never contained.
- Final Cut Pro imports SRT as captions; getting subtitles as editable titles requires FCPXML.
- SCC (Scenarist) files store CEA-608 broadcast captions as hex byte pairs at 29.97 fps — unreadable without a decoder. CutConvert decodes SCC to SRT and encodes SRT to broadcast-ready pop-on SCC.
- MCC (MacCaption) files wrap CEA-708 caption packets for HD delivery; EBU-STL is the binary subtitle format European broadcasters require. CutConvert converts both to and from SRT with checksum validation and proper accented characters.

## Pricing (machine-readable)

Structured pricing for agents: https://cutconvert.com/pricing.md — guests get 5 conversions a month and free accounts are unlimited
within the free file-size caps (about an hour of footage); larger files take a one-time purchase ($5 for a project conversion from one program to another, $9 for a project into or out of CapCut, $9 for a project out of an iMovie library, $9 for a project into or out of Filmora, $2 for every other conversion, including projects to captions, reports or cut lists, up to 50 MB; $15 for any project between 50 MB and 500 MB), Pro ($12/mo, 50 MB files) or Studio ($24/mo, 500 MB files).
Translate titles: a free on-screen preview, then $5 for 1 language, $9 for up to 3 languages, $15 for up to 10 languages per project; Pro includes 10 translated projects a month (5 languages each) and Studio 40 (80 languages each).
Captions: free, with no sign-in, for a captioned MP4 up to 3 minutes with a small cutconvert.com mark, plus SRT and VTT; $5 for one captioned video of any length with no mark and the captions as editable text in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro; Pro includes 10 captioned videos a month and Studio 40.

## Edit API (for developers)

- [Edit API](https://cutconvert.com/developers): an app sends one Edit JSON document to POST https://cutconvert.com/api/edit/export and gets back a zip with a project for CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro, captions as each editor's own editable text. 3 exports a month per network without a key, 10 with a free key, then one-off packs (300 for $49, 1,500 for $149, 10,000 for $499). One page per editor: https://cutconvert.com/developers/capcut, https://cutconvert.com/developers/premiere, https://cutconvert.com/developers/resolve, https://cutconvert.com/developers/final-cut.
- [Edit JSON format](https://cutconvert.com/developers/edit-json), [API reference](https://cutconvert.com/developers/api) and [@cutconvert/edit](https://cutconvert.com/developers/package), the MIT package that writes Premiere Pro XML and FCPXML in Node or a browser (not on npm yet).

## MCP server (for AI assistants)

CutConvert is callable as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server at https://cutconvert.com/api/mcp
(Streamable HTTP). It needs no sign-in. Tools: list_converters, convert_file, inspect_file,
timecode_calculate and edit_export, which turns an Edit JSON document into a zip of
CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro projects. edit_export uses the
Edit API's allowance: 3 exports a month per network, or an Edit API key's when the client sends
"Authorization: Bearer cck_…". Setup instructions: https://cutconvert.com/mcp

## Start here

- [All converters](https://cutconvert.com/converters): every converter on one page, by editing application.
- [Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/premiere-to-resolve): a .prproj to a native Resolve project or XML, with what carried and what needs attention, tested on real projects.
- [Open a newer Premiere project in an older version](https://cutconvert.com/premiere-older-version): for "This project was saved in a newer version of Adobe Premiere Pro". Reads which Premiere saved the .prproj and converts it to FCP7 XML that Premiere CS6 and later imports.
- [Premiere Pro transcripts](https://cutconvert.com/premiere-transcript): Rev, Otter, Word or SRT into Premiere's Text-Based Editing, or a .prtranscript out as SRT, VTT or text.
- [Premiere Pro panel](https://cutconvert.com/premiere-panel): convert captions, import transcripts and export sequence reports from inside Premiere Pro.
- [Translate titles](https://cutconvert.com/translate-titles): machine-translates the titles, lower thirds and captions of a Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut, Avid or CapCut project, or a caption file, into 80+ languages, with one ready-to-edit sequence per language after a review table. Only the on-screen text is sent (to Anthropic) to be translated; the project file stays on the computer. Translations should be checked by a fluent speaker before publishing.
- [Captions](https://cutconvert.com/captions): turns the speech in a video into captions on the user's computer (Whisper in the browser), then gives the video with the captions burned in, an SRT or VTT, or a CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro project with every caption as editable text. Neither the video nor its words are uploaded. Speech recognition makes mistakes, so names and spellings should be checked before posting.

## Converters

### CapCut

- [CapCut to Premiere Pro](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/xml): CapCut can't export to Premiere Pro. Drop the project's draft_info.json (draft_content.json on Windows) and Premiere opens your edit.
- [CapCut to DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/drp): CapCut can't export to DaVinci Resolve. Drop the project's draft_info.json (draft_content.json on Windows) and Resolve opens your edit.
- [CapCut to Final Cut Pro](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/fcpxml): Drop the project's draft_info.json (draft_content.json on Windows) and add its original media folder. Review the preview, then open the FCPXML in Final Cut Pro.
- [CapCut to Avid AAF](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/aaf): Drop the CapCut project folder or draft, then add its footage and sound folder to check the media headers before converting to Avid Media Composer.
- [Premiere Pro to CapCut](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/capcut): CapCut can't import a .prproj, so this builds the CapCut project for you. Copy the folder into CapCut's projects folder and reopen CapCut.
- [DaVinci Resolve to CapCut](https://cutconvert.com/drp/capcut): CapCut can't import a .drp, so this builds the CapCut project for you. Copy the folder into CapCut's projects folder and reopen CapCut.
- [Final Cut Pro to CapCut](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/capcut): CapCut can't import an FCPXML, so this builds the CapCut project for you. Copy the folder into CapCut's projects folder and reopen CapCut.
- [Avid AAF to CapCut](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/capcut): CapCut can't import an AAF, so this builds the CapCut project for you. Copy the folder into CapCut's projects folder and reopen CapCut.

### Filmora

- [Filmora to Premiere Pro](https://cutconvert.com/filmora/xml): Drop your .wfp, then import the XML in Premiere Pro with File > Import. Every clip stays separate and linked to your media.
- [Filmora to DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/filmora/drp): Drop your .wfp, then import the .drp in Resolve's Project Manager. The timeline arrives cut, with every clip linked to your media.
- [Filmora to Final Cut Pro](https://cutconvert.com/filmora/fcpxml): Drop your .wfp, then import the FCPXML in Final Cut Pro with File > Import > XML. Filmora's own XML export is the older kind Final Cut doesn't read.
- [Filmora to Avid AAF](https://cutconvert.com/filmora/aaf): Drop your .wfp, then import the AAF into a Media Composer bin. Link it to your media and the sequence is ready to edit.
- [Filmora to CapCut](https://cutconvert.com/filmora/capcut): Drop your .wfp, then copy the project folder into CapCut's projects folder. It opens on CapCut's home screen with every clip separate.
- [Premiere Pro to Filmora](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/filmora): Drop a .prproj, or an XML exported from Premiere Pro, and double-click the .wfp it gives you. Filmora opens it as an ordinary project.
- [DaVinci Resolve to Filmora](https://cutconvert.com/drp/filmora): Drop a .drp or a .drt timeline, and double-click the .wfp it gives you. Filmora opens it as an ordinary project.
- [Final Cut Pro to Filmora](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/filmora): Export XML from Final Cut Pro, drop it here, and double-click the .wfp it gives you. Filmora opens it as an ordinary project.
- [Avid AAF to Filmora](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/filmora): Export an AAF from Media Composer, drop it here, and double-click the .wfp it gives you. Link any media Filmora asks for.
- [CapCut to Filmora](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/filmora): Drop your CapCut project folder, and double-click the .wfp it gives you. Filmora opens it as an ordinary project.

### Audio handoff & bin reports

- [Resolve to REAPER](https://cutconvert.com/drp/rpp): Picture and audio edits, source offsets, supported controls and markers move into REAPER. Relink your original media.
- [AAF to REAPER](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/rpp): Picture and audio edits, source offsets, supported controls and markers move into REAPER. Relink your original media.
- [Final Cut to REAPER](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/rpp): Picture and audio edits, source offsets, supported controls and markers move into REAPER. Relink your original media.
- [Final Cut to picture/audio AAF](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/aaf): You get an audio-only AAF and a separate -picture.aaf with supported picture edits. Import the one you need and relink media.
- [Premiere to REAPER](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/rpp): Transfer picture and audio edits, source trims and nested timelines. Review warnings for unsupported picture processing and plug-ins.
- [Audition to REAPER](https://cutconvert.com/sesx/rpp): Sample-accurate clips, track and clip levels, pan, mute/solo and fades move to REAPER. Check automation and plug-ins by hand.
- [Avid Bin to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/avb/csv): Lists every bin item with its name, duration, edit rate, track count and user metadata. It is an inventory, not a timeline or shot list.

### Premiere Pro

- [Premiere Project to XML](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/xml): Open a Premiere project in another editor. Preview its sequences, convert to FCP7 XML, then relink your media.
- [Premiere Project to DRP](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/drp): Move your Premiere edit into Resolve with supported animation, transitions, markers and audio levels. Choose what to transfer. Your project stays on your computer.
- [FCPXML to XML](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/xml): Move a Final Cut edit into Premiere as FCP7 XML. Check the preview and warnings, then relink your footage.
- [Premiere Project to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/csv): One row per clip on every sequence and track, with record and source timecode, transitions, speed, levels and markers. Read from the .prproj.
- [Premiere Project to EDL](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/edl): A CMX 3600 EDL written from the .prproj, with cuts, dissolves, source and record timecode, speed changes, markers and a reel list.
- [SRT to Premiere JSON](https://cutconvert.com/srt/json): Use timed subtitles as a Premiere transcript. Cue timing is kept, and word timings are estimated within each cue.
- [JSON to Premiere JSON](https://cutconvert.com/json/premiere-json): Bring Whisper and other AI transcripts into Premiere Pro text-based editing with the word timing the engine measured.
- [TXT to Premiere JSON](https://cutconvert.com/txt/json): Turn timestamped text transcripts into Premiere Pro transcript JSON with speaker records and word-level timing.
- [DOC to Premiere JSON](https://cutconvert.com/doc/json): Turn DOCX, DOC, or DOC-style transcript text into Premiere Pro transcript JSON with speaker turns kept.
- [Premiere Transcript to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/prtranscript/srt): Turn a Premiere Pro .prtranscript (static transcript JSON) into timed SRT subtitles you can use anywhere.
- [Premiere Transcript to VTT](https://cutconvert.com/prtranscript/vtt): Turn a Premiere Pro .prtranscript (static transcript JSON) into WebVTT captions for web players and HTML5 video.
- [Premiere Transcript to Text](https://cutconvert.com/prtranscript/text): Turn a Premiere Pro .prtranscript into a readable transcript. Speaker labels stay and timecodes go.
- [Premiere Transcript to Word](https://cutconvert.com/prtranscript/docx): Turn Premiere's transcript export into a Word document with timestamps and speaker labels, for review and notes.
- [Premiere Transcript to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/prtranscript/csv): Premiere's transcript as a spreadsheet: timing, speakers, and text in columns for logging and paper edits.

### Avid Media Composer

- [Avid Bin to Premiere XML](https://cutconvert.com/avb/xml): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become Premiere XML. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to Final Cut XML](https://cutconvert.com/avb/fcpxml): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become Final Cut XML. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to Resolve project](https://cutconvert.com/avb/drp): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become a Resolve project. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to Picture/audio AAF](https://cutconvert.com/avb/aaf): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become a picture/audio AAF. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to Per-cut CSV](https://cutconvert.com/avb/shotlist): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become a per-cut CSV. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to Timeline EDL](https://cutconvert.com/avb/edl): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become a timeline EDL. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [Avid Bin to REAPER project](https://cutconvert.com/avb/rpp): Cuts, gaps, tracks and source trims from an Avid bin sequence become a REAPER project. The report lists anything that did not transfer.
- [SRT to Avid TXT](https://cutconvert.com/srt/txt): Convert SRT to the Avid DS caption TXT that Media Composer's SubCap effect imports. Set your sequence frame rate first.
- [AAF to XML](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/xml): Turn an Avid AAF into Final Cut Pro 7 XML, read straight from the file. No Media Composer required.
- [AAF to DRP](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/drp): Turn an Avid AAF into a native DaVinci Resolve project. No Media Composer needed.
- [AAF to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/csv): The Avid composition as spreadsheet rows: track, clip, media, record and source timecode, duration.
- [AAF to EDL](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/edl): A CMX 3600 EDL from the AAF composition, with V1, A1 and A2, clip names and a reel list.

### EDL & timelines

- [EDL to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/edl/csv): Turn an edit decision list into a CSV with one row per event. Clip names, reels and timecodes stay intact.
- [DaVinci Resolve Project to EDL](https://cutconvert.com/drp/edl): One CMX 3600 EDL per timeline in the .drp, with V1, A1 and A2 and source and record timecode.
- [DaVinci Resolve Project to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/drp/csv): Every timeline in the .drp as spreadsheet rows: track, clip, media, record and source timecode, duration.

### Final Cut Pro & Resolve

- [Premiere Project to FCPXML](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/fcpxml): Each sequence in the .prproj, or in the XML Premiere exports, becomes a Final Cut Pro project with its tracks, transitions, markers, keyframes, speed, nests and bins.
- [DaVinci Resolve Project to FCPXML](https://cutconvert.com/drp/fcpxml): Resolve timelines become Final Cut Pro projects, with clips on lanes, source in and out points, media links and the 01:00:00:00 start.
- [AAF to FCPXML](https://cutconvert.com/aaf/fcpxml): An Avid sequence as FCPXML 1.10 for Final Cut Pro, with clips on lanes, source in and out points and media links.
- [FCPXML to DRP](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/drp): A Final Cut Pro edit as a Resolve project. Each project becomes a timeline, with connected clips on their own tracks.
- [FCPXML to EDL](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/edl): Final Cut Pro can't export an EDL. This writes one from the FCPXML, with dissolves, source and record timecode, speed changes and markers.
- [FCPXML to Shot List](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/shot-list): One row per clip on every project and lane, with record and source timecode, transitions, speed, levels, keywords and markers.
- [SRT to FCPXML](https://cutconvert.com/srt/fcpxml): Each subtitle becomes an editable Basic Title. Choose your project frame rate first. You get titles, not a caption track.
- [SRT to ITT](https://cutconvert.com/srt/itt): Convert SRT to iTunes Timed Text at the frame rate and language you pick. Styling and line breaks carry over.
- [FCPXML to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/srt): Extract the titles and captions from a Final Cut Pro FCPXML timeline as timed SRT subtitles.
- [FCPXML to Word](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/docx): Final Cut Pro titles and captions as a Word document: timecoded text for review, translation, and paper edits.
- [FCPXML to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/csv): Every title and caption in the FCPXML timeline as spreadsheet rows, timing and text in columns.
- [DaVinci Resolve Project to XML](https://cutconvert.com/drp/xml): Turn a Resolve .drp export into Final Cut Pro 7 XML that Premiere Pro imports, with its timelines, tracks and cuts. No Resolve required.

### Broadcast captions

- [SRT to SCC](https://cutconvert.com/srt/scc): Turn SRT subtitles into Scenarist SCC with CEA-608 pop-on captions and 29.97 drop-frame timecode, checked against a reference decoder.
- [SCC to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/scc/srt): Decode Scenarist CEA-608 caption files into timed SRT subtitles. Pop-on, roll-up and paint-on captions are supported.
- [SCC to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/scc/csv): A broadcast caption file as a spreadsheet: every cue decoded with its timing, ready for QC and review.
- [SRT to MCC](https://cutconvert.com/srt/mcc): Turn SRT subtitles into MacCaption MCC files with complete CDP packets at 29.97 drop-frame, for HD broadcast.
- [MCC to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/mcc/srt): Decode MacCaption MCC files into timed SRT subtitles. Checksums are validated and all documented frame rates work.
- [MCC to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/mcc/csv): CEA-708 .mcc captions decoded into a spreadsheet, no MacCaption required.
- [SRT to STL](https://cutconvert.com/srt/stl): Turn SRT subtitles into EBU-STL binary files with a GSI header, TTI blocks and ISO 6937 accents for European delivery specs.
- [STL to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/stl/srt): Decode binary EBU-STL files into timed SRT. The full ISO 6937 character set works, including combining accents, at 25 or 30 fps.
- [STL to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/stl/csv): EBU-STL (Tech 3264) subtitles decoded into a spreadsheet: timing and text in columns.

### Subtitles & transcripts

- [TXT to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/txt/srt): Turn TXT transcripts or plain text into SRT subtitles. Keep existing timestamps, or estimate timing and adjust it in your editor.
- [JSON to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/json/srt): Turn timed transcript JSON or YouTube chat replay JSON/JSONL into SRT. For a custom export, map the text and timestamp fields yourself.
- [JSON to VTT](https://cutconvert.com/json/vtt): Whisper output, YouTube caption JSON, or a CapCut draft, converted to clean WebVTT for the web player.
- [JSON to Text](https://cutconvert.com/json/text): Just the words: transcript JSON stripped to clean plain text.
- [CapCut to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/capcut/srt): Your captions live in the project's JSON file: draft_content.json on Windows, draft_info.json on a Mac. Drop it, or the whole project folder, to get them as SRT.
- [SBV to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/sbv/srt): Turn YouTube .sbv caption exports into clean SRT subtitles any editor or player accepts.
- [ASS to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/ass/srt): Turn ASS/SSA subtitle scripts into SRT. Basic styling, timing and line breaks stay. Other override tags are dropped.
- [SRT to SBV](https://cutconvert.com/srt/sbv): Turn SRT subtitles into the SBV caption format YouTube Studio exports and imports.
- [SRT to ASS](https://cutconvert.com/srt/ass): Turn SRT subtitles into styled ASS subtitles for Aegisub, mpv, VLC and burn-in workflows.
- [SRT to TTML](https://cutconvert.com/srt/ttml): Convert SRT to TTML with millisecond timing, styling, line breaks and language metadata. Check your platform's delivery spec too.
- [SRT to VTT](https://cutconvert.com/srt/vtt): Turn SRT subtitles into WebVTT captions for HTML5 <track>, web players, and streaming.
- [VTT to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/vtt/srt): Turn WebVTT (.vtt) captions into standard SRT subtitles any editor or player accepts.
- [SRT to Text](https://cutconvert.com/srt/text): Strip the timecodes from SRT subtitles and get a clean, plain-text transcript of the dialogue.
- [VTT to Text](https://cutconvert.com/vtt/text): Strip the timecodes and tags from WebVTT captions and get a clean, plain-text transcript.

### Word & spreadsheet exports

- [SRT to Word](https://cutconvert.com/srt/docx): Turn subtitles into a Word document with timestamp ranges. Use it for review, translation or client notes.
- [VTT to Word](https://cutconvert.com/vtt/docx): Turn WebVTT captions into a formatted Word document with timestamps, ready for review or translation.
- [JSON to Word](https://cutconvert.com/json/docx): AI transcript JSON as a readable Word document, with timestamps and speakers formatted for notes and review.
- [SRT to CSV](https://cutconvert.com/srt/csv): Turn SRT subtitles into a spreadsheet: one row per cue with timing, duration, speaker, and text columns.
- [CSV to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/csv/srt): Turn spreadsheet rows with start times and text into valid SRT subtitles, speakers included.

### Pro Tools sessions

- [Premiere Pro to Pro Tools](https://cutconvert.com/prproj/ptx): Supported audio edits become a Pro Tools .ptx session, with its media, the original project and a report of anything that did not transfer.
- [DaVinci Resolve to Pro Tools](https://cutconvert.com/drp/ptx): Supported audio edits become a Pro Tools .ptx session, with its media, the original project and a report of anything that did not transfer.
- [Final Cut Pro to Pro Tools](https://cutconvert.com/fcpxml/ptx): An FCPXML and its media become a Pro Tools session folder: an AAF and a mono WAV of every channel the edit plays, imported with File → Import → Session Data.
- [Adobe Audition to Pro Tools](https://cutconvert.com/sesx/ptx): Supported audio edits become a Pro Tools .ptx session, with its media, the original project and a report of anything that did not transfer.
- [REAPER to Pro Tools](https://cutconvert.com/rpp/ptx): Supported audio edits become a Pro Tools .ptx session, with its media, the original project and a report of anything that did not transfer.

## Free tools

- [Timecode calculator](https://cutconvert.com/tools/timecode-calculator): Add and subtract SMPTE timecodes, convert to frames and real time, with correct 29.97/59.94 drop-frame math.
- [Frame rate converter](https://cutconvert.com/tools/frame-rate-converter): Re-express a timecode at a different frame rate — same moment in time or same frame count.
- [SRT & VTT validator](https://cutconvert.com/tools/srt-validator): Shows the exact line Premiere Pro, Resolve, Final Cut, Avid or YouTube rejects in a subtitle file, and fixes the structure without touching timing.
- [SRT shifter](https://cutconvert.com/tools/srt-shifter): Moves every cue earlier or later by an offset to fix out-of-sync subtitles.
- [SRT cleaner](https://cutconvert.com/tools/srt-cleaner): Strips SDH sound annotations, ALL-CAPS speaker labels and styling tags; timing untouched.
- [Caption review](https://cutconvert.com/tools/caption-review): Review subtitle text in Excel or Google Sheets, then restore the edits to the original SRT or VTT with cue IDs and timing kept.

## Guides

- [Premiere to Resolve: Import, Relink and Check Your Edit](https://cutconvert.com/guides/premiere-to-resolve-checked-handoff): A practical Premiere-to-Resolve walkthrough: convert the project, inspect warnings, import the DRP, relink original media and check cuts, sound and transitions.
- [Export SRT from a Premiere Pro Transcript: 3 Ways, Including the .prtranscript File](https://cutconvert.com/guides/export-srt-from-premiere-transcript): Get an SRT out of a Premiere Pro transcript three ways: Export to SRT from the sequence transcript, captions from the transcript, or convert the .prtranscript file directly, free and in your browser.
- [How to Convert a Premiere .prtranscript to SRT (and VTT)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/premiere-prtranscript-to-srt): A saved Premiere Pro .prtranscript is binary, not JSON. Why most converters fail on it, and how to get clean, timed SRT or VTT subtitles with speaker labels.
- [What Is an EDL File? The Format Explained, With a Sample to Open](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-an-edl): An EDL (Edit Decision List) is a plain-text cut list exported from Premiere, Resolve or Avid. See the CMX3600 layout line by line, open an .edl without an NLE, and turn it into an Excel-ready spreadsheet free in your browser.
- [EDL vs XML vs AAF: Which Interchange Format to Send](https://cutconvert.com/guides/edl-vs-xml-vs-aaf): What EDL, XML, and AAF each carry, what survives the trip to color and audio post, and why turnover specs still demand the 50-year-old text format.
- [Import a Transcript into Premiere Pro: SRT, TXT or Word to Premiere JSON, Step by Step](https://cutconvert.com/guides/import-transcript-into-premiere-pro): Import an external transcript into Premiere Pro: choose static JSON or corrected TXT, try sample files, and convert timed SRT, TXT or Word transcripts.
- [Premiere Import Corrected Transcript Greyed Out?](https://cutconvert.com/guides/import-corrected-transcript-premiere-greyed-out): Check the source clip, existing transcript and Text panel context when Premiere’s Import Corrected Transcript is greyed out. Find the right import route.
- [How to Get a Rev or Otter Transcript into Premiere Pro](https://cutconvert.com/guides/rev-otter-transcript-to-premiere): The exact exports to choose in Rev, Otter, and Descript, with timestamps and speakers, and the converter that turns each one into Premiere transcript JSON.
- [How to Import SRT Subtitles into Avid Media Composer](https://cutconvert.com/guides/import-srt-into-avid-media-composer): Avid cannot import SRT directly. SubCap reads its own caption TXT. Convert the SRT, pick the right frame rate, and import it with Import Caption Data.
- [How to Export Avid Media Composer Captions to SRT](https://cutconvert.com/guides/avid-captions-to-srt): Media Composer has no Export-as-SRT for SubCap subtitles. Export the caption data as TXT, convert it to SRT, and handle the hour-one timecode offset.
- [How to Turn a Transcript into SRT Subtitles (TXT to SRT)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/transcript-to-srt-subtitles): Convert a Rev, Otter, Word, or Whisper transcript into timed SRT subtitles: what your file needs, how cues get their timing, and where the SRT works.
- [EDL File Example: Download a Free Sample CMX3600 EDL](https://cutconvert.com/guides/edl-file-example): Download a real CMX3600 EDL file example and read it line by line: header, cut and dissolve events, AX reels, audio tracks, and clip-name comments. Free sample.
- [How to Import an SRT File into DaVinci Resolve: Add Subtitles Step by Step](https://cutconvert.com/guides/add-srt-subtitles-davinci-resolve): Add SRT subtitles in DaVinci Resolve: File → Import → Subtitle, add a subtitle track, place cues by timecode. Why subtitles land an hour late or vanish, and the fix. Free SRT tools that run in your browser.
- [How to Export an SRT File from DaVinci Resolve (Free and Studio)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/export-srt-from-davinci-resolve): Export SRT from DaVinci Resolve: Deliver page → Subtitle Settings → Export subtitle as SRT, or right-click the subtitle track. Then fix the 01:00:00:00 offset, or convert the SRT for Premiere, Avid, Final Cut or YouTube free.
- [How to Convert SRT to Word: Steps, Formatting and What to Fix](https://cutconvert.com/guides/convert-srt-to-word): Three ways to turn SRT or VTT subtitles into a clean Word document, timestamps and speakers kept for translation and review. Free converter, no retyping.
- [How to Save or Export a Premiere Pro Project as XML](https://cutconvert.com/guides/convert-prproj-to-xml): In Premiere Pro, select the sequence and choose File > Export > Final Cut Pro XML. No Premiere? Convert the .prproj to XML in your browser. What carries over.
- [How to Open a Newer .prproj in an Older Premiere Pro](https://cutconvert.com/guides/open-prproj-in-older-premiere): Premiere can't open projects "saved in a newer version", but the timeline isn't locked away. Three real fixes, including one that needs no Premiere at all.
- [How to Open a .prproj File Without Premiere Pro (Free)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/open-prproj-without-premiere): A .prproj is a Premiere Pro project file: sequences, bins and media links, not the video. Without Premiere, convert it to XML and view the edit in Resolve.
- [MacCaption Alternatives 2026 (After Telestream Retired It)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/maccaption-alternatives): Telestream ended MacCaption support in May 2023. The honest Mac replacements: authoring suites compared, plus the browser route for SRT to SCC, MCC & STL.
- [What Is a DRP File? How to Open It in DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-a-drp-file): A .drp is a DaVinci Resolve project export: timelines, bins and media paths, no media. Open it with Import Project in Resolve, or convert it for Premiere Pro.
- [How to Open a DaVinci Resolve .drp File in Premiere Pro](https://cutconvert.com/guides/open-resolve-project-in-premiere): Premiere Pro can't open a .drp, but the timeline inside converts. Turn it into XML (no Resolve needed), then use File > Import and relink your media.
- [How to Open a Premiere Pro Project in DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/guides/convert-premiere-project-to-davinci-resolve): DaVinci Resolve can't open a .prproj. Two ways to move a Premiere Pro project into Resolve without Premiere, what carries over, and which route to pick.
- [How CutConvert Verifies Its Conversions (Decoders & Matrices)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/how-we-verify-conversions): SCC checked against Comcast's caption-inspector reference decoder (664/664), EBU-STL against IRT reference files, timecode by a 3,202-check matrix, project formats cross-validated by independent readers.
- [Where Are CapCut Projects Saved? File Location on PC and Mac](https://cutconvert.com/guides/where-are-capcut-projects-saved): CapCut desktop keeps each project in its own folder inside com.lveditor.draft. The exact Mac and Windows paths, which file is your edit, and how to back it up.
- [How to Export XML From CapCut When It Has No XML Option](https://cutconvert.com/guides/does-capcut-export-xml): CapCut can't export XML, but your edit is saved in draft_info.json. Convert it to Premiere XML, a Resolve .drp or FCPXML and every cut stays editable.
- [CapCut vs DaVinci Resolve: When to Switch and How to Move](https://cutconvert.com/guides/capcut-vs-davinci-resolve): Free Resolve has no watermark and grades and mixes far beyond CapCut. CapCut is faster for short vertical video. When to switch, and how to bring your projects.
- [Export CapCut Captions to SRT, Typed Text Included](https://cutconvert.com/guides/export-subtitles-from-capcut): CapCut's SRT export includes auto captions only. Steps for desktop, web and mobile, and how to turn the project's JSON draft into SRT with typed text too.
- [EditingTools.io Alternative: Converters From $0 (No Account)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/editingtools-io-alternative): EditingTools.io PRO runs $19-27/month for the full suite. The honest comparison: when the suite earns it, and when a focused converter, free or $2 a file, does the job.
- [AAF File (.aaf): What It Is and How to Open One Without Avid](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-an-aaf-file): An AAF carries a timeline between NLEs: tracks, clips, edits, and optionally the media itself. What opens .aaf files, embedded vs linking, and how to convert one to XML.
- [SRT vs VTT vs iTT: Which Subtitle Format to Use (2026)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/srt-vs-vtt-vs-itt): SRT is universal, VTT is what browsers require, iTT is Apple delivery. Timing syntax, styling, and frame-rate differences, and which each destination wants.
- [How to Import SRT into Final Cut Pro (Captions or Titles)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/import-srt-into-final-cut-pro): Import SRT subtitles into Final Cut Pro two ways: the native closed-caption import, with its timing gotcha, or FCPXML titles you can fully style.
- [How to Convert Whisper JSON to SRT (API & whisper.cpp)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/whisper-json-to-srt): Turn Whisper's verbose_json, whisper.cpp output, or any timed-transcript JSON into clean SRT subtitles, plus when you can skip the conversion entirely.
- [How to Export an EDL from Premiere Pro, Resolve and Avid: Menu Steps](https://cutconvert.com/guides/how-to-export-an-edl): The exact clicks to export a CMX3600 EDL from Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Avid Media Composer, plus the one-video-track limitation explained.
- [How to Export SRT from Final Cut Pro (Captions or Titles)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/export-srt-from-final-cut-pro): FCP exports SRT natively, unless your subtitles are titles, which the menu can't see. Both routes: Export Captions done right, and the XML rescue for titles.
- [How to Add Subtitles in Final Cut Pro (All 3 Ways)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/add-subtitles-final-cut-pro): Add subtitles in Final Cut Pro three ways: the built-in Generate Captions transcription, importing an SRT, or fully styleable titles, plus how to export them.
- [Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve: Timeline Roundtrip Guide](https://cutconvert.com/guides/premiere-resolve-roundtrip): Move a timeline between Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve: XML, AAF, and EDL compared, what survives the trip, and the route when Premiere isn't available.
- [What Is FCPXML? Final Cut Pro's XML Format, Explained](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-fcpxml): FCPXML is Final Cut Pro's timeline interchange format. How it differs from FCP7 XML, what's inside one, version rules, and how to get subtitles in and out.
- [Drop-Frame Timecode Explained (29.97, Semicolons & Why)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/drop-frame-timecode): Drop-frame timecode drops frame numbers, not frames: why 29.97 fps exists, how the two-per-minute skip works, when to use DF vs NDF, and the semicolon rule.
- [What Is a .fcpxmld File? Final Cut's XML Bundle, Explained](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-fcpxmld): A .fcpxmld is Final Cut Pro's XML bundle, a folder disguised as a file. Why uploads reject it, how to open it in two clicks, and how to convert it to SRT.
- [SCC File (.scc): What It Is, How to Open It and Convert It](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-an-scc-file): An .scc is a Scenarist Closed Caption file: CEA-608 broadcast captions stored as hex codes, one word per frame. What the hex means, SCC vs SRT, and how to convert both directions.
- [What Is an MCC File? HD Broadcast Captions, Explained](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-an-mcc-file): An .mcc is a MacCaption closed caption file: CEA-708 caption packets for HD broadcast delivery, one checksummed packet per frame. What the hex means, MCC vs SCC, and how to convert both directions.
- [What Is an EBU-STL File? (Not the 3D-Printing Kind)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-an-ebu-stl-file): An .stl subtitle file is EBU-STL, the binary Tech 3264 format European broadcasters require. Why it's not a 3D model, why accents break in other tools, and how to convert to and from SRT.
- [SCC vs MCC vs EBU-STL: Which Caption Format Does Your Spec Mean?](https://cutconvert.com/guides/scc-vs-mcc-vs-stl): US SD specs mean SCC, US HD delivery means MCC, European broadcasters mean EBU-STL. The comparison table, the spec-sheet keywords to look for, and converters for all three.
- [Premiere Pro to Avid Media Composer: Hand Off an Edit as AAF Without Premiere](https://cutconvert.com/guides/premiere-to-avid-aaf-handoff): Convert a .prproj to a picture/audio AAF for Avid without opening Premiere. What an external-reference AAF carries, the route, what to check on import, and where Media Composer acceptance stands.
- [Premiere Pro to Final Cut Pro: Move an Edit as FCPXML Without Premiere](https://cutconvert.com/guides/premiere-to-final-cut-pro-handoff): Convert a .prproj to FCPXML and import it in Final Cut Pro with File > Import > XML. What carries, what changes, the relink step, and the honest state of Final Cut acceptance.
- [What Is a Paper Edit? How Documentaries Are Cut on Paper](https://cutconvert.com/guides/what-is-a-paper-edit): A paper edit is a documentary's interview lines in order, with source and timecode, before the cut. What goes in one and how it becomes an edited sequence.
- [How to Do a Paper Edit for a Documentary, Step by Step](https://cutconvert.com/guides/how-to-paper-edit-a-documentary): How documentary teams do a paper edit: transcribe with timecode, mark selects, find the structure, order the lines, time it, and hand the editor a sequence.
- [How to Pull Interview Selects in Premiere Pro (3 Ways)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/interview-selects-premiere): Three ways to pull interview selects in Premiere Pro (transcript, subclips or markers) and how a producer can choose them without having Premiere at all.
- [How to Make an Interview String-Out in Premiere and Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/guides/interview-string-out): An interview string-out lays selects end to end before the cut. How to build one in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, or get one straight from a paper edit.
- [Paper Edit Template: Free Download for Excel, Sheets, Word](https://cutconvert.com/guides/paper-edit-template): A free paper edit template with columns for speaker, source file, in and out timecode, quote and notes. Download it for Excel, Google Sheets or Word, or as CSV.
- [Filmora to Premiere Pro, Resolve or Final Cut: Convert a .wfp](https://cutconvert.com/guides/filmora-to-premiere-pro): A Filmora .wfp only opens in Filmora. CutConvert reads it directly and writes a project for Premiere Pro, Resolve, Final Cut, Avid or CapCut, and turns theirs into a .wfp.
- [VEGAS Pro to DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro: Export XML](https://cutconvert.com/guides/vegas-pro-to-davinci-resolve): VEGAS Pro exports Final Cut Pro 7 XML that DaVinci Resolve imports, plus FCPXML and Premiere projects. CutConvert can't read .veg files yet. Steps and limits.
- [Camtasia to Premiere Pro: Captions Move, Projects Don't](https://cutconvert.com/guides/camtasia-to-premiere-pro): Camtasia has no XML or EDL export, so a project can't open in Premiere Pro. Export MP4 and SRT captions instead. CutConvert can't read .tscproj files yet.
- [Move an iMovie Project to Premiere Pro, CapCut or Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/guides/imovie-to-capcut-premiere-resolve): Drop your iMovie library on CutConvert to get a CapCut project, Premiere Pro XML or DaVinci Resolve .drp. No Final Cut Pro needed. Steps and what carries over.
- [How to translate titles in Premiere Pro (every sequence, every language)](https://cutconvert.com/guides/translate-titles-premiere-pro): Translate the titles, lower thirds and captions in a Premiere Pro project: by hand in a copy of each sequence, or as one translated sequence per language.
- [How to translate Text+ titles and subtitles in DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/guides/translate-titles-davinci-resolve): Translate Text+ titles and subtitles in DaVinci Resolve: duplicate the timeline and retype by hand, or get one translated timeline per language from your .drp and an SRT per language for its subtitles.
- [How to make multi-language versions in Final Cut Pro](https://cutconvert.com/guides/translate-titles-final-cut-pro): Make a Final Cut Pro project per language: snapshot it, retype the titles and duplicate the captions to a new language, or get every language from one FCPXML.
- [How to translate titles and SubCap captions for Avid Media Composer](https://cutconvert.com/guides/translate-titles-avid-media-composer): Translate titles and SubCap captions for Avid Media Composer: by hand in a duplicate sequence, or as a translated AAF and SubCap caption file for each language.
- [How to translate text and captions in a CapCut project](https://cutconvert.com/guides/translate-capcut-text): Translate the text layers and captions in a CapCut project: CapCut's bilingual captions and retyped text by hand, or one translated timeline per language.
- [How to add captions to an MP4 in Premiere Pro, as text you can edit](https://cutconvert.com/guides/add-captions-to-mp4-premiere-pro): Caption an MP4 in Premiere Pro with Speech to Text, or import captions already timed as Text clips over the video. The steps, the relink and what styling comes across.
- [How to add captions in CapCut without CapCut Pro](https://cutconvert.com/guides/capcut-captions-without-pro): Two ways to get captions into a CapCut project when Auto captions asks for Pro: import an SRT made for free, or open a CapCut project that already has the captions and the video in it.
- [How to add auto captions in DaVinci Resolve without Studio](https://cutconvert.com/guides/auto-captions-davinci-resolve-free): Create Subtitles from Audio is a Resolve Studio feature. In the free version, import an SRT made from your video's speech, or open a .drp whose captions are styled Text+ titles.
- [How to add auto captions in Final Cut Pro, as captions or styled titles](https://cutconvert.com/guides/auto-captions-final-cut-pro): Final Cut Pro 11's Transcribe to Captions makes English captions on Apple silicon. For styled captions in the picture, or other languages, import an FCPXML with every caption as a Basic Title.
- [CapCut auto captions aren't free any more. Here's the free way](https://cutconvert.com/guides/capcut-auto-captions-not-free): CapCut Pro was reported at $19.99 a month in 2026, and auto captions now ask for it on many accounts. What changed, what CapCut still does free, and how to caption a video for free.
- [How to add captions to a video without uploading it](https://cutconvert.com/guides/add-captions-without-uploading): Caption a video without sending it anywhere: the speech model runs in your browser, and the MP4, SRT and editor projects are made there too. What does go over the network, and how to check.

## Fixes (import errors, by the message the application shows)

- [Unsupported format or damaged file](https://cutconvert.com/fix/premiere-pro-unsupported-format-or-damaged-file-captions) (Adobe Premiere Pro): Why Premiere Pro rejects a subtitle file with "Unsupported format or damaged file", which caption formats it actually reads, and how to convert VTT, ASS, SBV or JSON to SRT in your browser.
- [Premiere Pro won’t import VTT](https://cutconvert.com/fix/premiere-pro-wont-import-vtt-captions) (Adobe Premiere Pro): Premiere Pro does not read WebVTT. Convert the .vtt to SRT in your browser, keep the timing, and import it as a caption track in one step.
- [Premiere Pro won’t import .ass subtitles](https://cutconvert.com/fix/premiere-pro-wont-import-ass-subtitles) (Adobe Premiere Pro): Advanced SubStation Alpha files are not a Premiere Pro caption format. Convert .ass or .ssa to SRT in your browser with the timing and line breaks intact.
- [SBV file won’t import into Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve](https://cutconvert.com/fix/youtube-sbv-wont-open-in-premiere-or-resolve) (YouTube Studio export): YouTube Studio downloads captions as .sbv, a format Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro do not read. Convert SBV to SRT in your browser and import it in seconds.
- [Transcript JSON won’t import as captions](https://cutconvert.com/fix/whisper-json-wont-import-as-subtitles) (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, YouTube): Whisper, AssemblyAI, Deepgram, Rev.ai and YouTube timed-text JSON are not caption formats. Convert the JSON to SRT or VTT in your browser with word timing intact.
- [DaVinci Resolve won’t import SRT](https://cutconvert.com/fix/davinci-resolve-wont-import-srt-subtitles) (DaVinci Resolve): The five reasons a subtitle file fails in DaVinci Resolve’s Import Subtitle: wrong format under an .srt name, VTT dots, encoding, malformed cues, and the wrong import path. Fix each one in your browser.
- [Avid SubCap Import Caption Data won’t open an SRT](https://cutconvert.com/fix/avid-import-caption-data-wont-accept-srt) (Avid Media Composer): Media Composer’s SubCap effect imports Avid DS caption .txt files, not SRT. Convert SRT to frame-accurate Avid caption TXT in your browser at your timeline’s frame rate.
- [Final Cut Pro won’t import VTT captions](https://cutconvert.com/fix/final-cut-pro-wont-import-vtt-captions) (Final Cut Pro): Final Cut Pro imports captions as SRT, iTT or SCC only. Convert WebVTT to SRT, or to iTT for styled captions, in your browser and import with File > Import > Captions.
- [This project was saved in a newer version of Adobe Premiere Pro and cannot be opened in this version of Adobe Premiere Pro.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/premiere-pro-project-saved-in-newer-version) (Adobe Premiere Pro): Premiere Pro refuses to open a .prproj from a newer release. Extract the sequences as Final Cut Pro 7 XML in your browser and import them into the version you have, or into Resolve.
- [Premiere Pro won’t open a .drp file](https://cutconvert.com/fix/premiere-pro-wont-open-drp-file) (Adobe Premiere Pro): A .drp is a DaVinci Resolve project archive, not something Premiere reads. Extract its timelines as Final Cut Pro 7 XML in your browser and import them into Premiere.
- [Not a Compound File — this does not look like an AAF.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/aaf-not-a-compound-file) (CutConvert AAF converter): An AAF is a Microsoft Compound File container. When the converter cannot find that structure, the file is something else under an .aaf name, was truncated in transfer, or is the folder half of an export. How to tell and what to do.
- [File is not valid JSON. Export a Premiere static transcript (.prtranscript).](https://cutconvert.com/fix/prtranscript-file-is-not-valid-json) (CutConvert Premiere transcript converter): Premiere Pro’s .prtranscript is a binary FlatBuffers file, not JSON. Why the JSON path rejects it, how to tell the two transcript exports apart, and the converter that decodes the binary directly in your browser.
- [No timestamped transcript cues were found.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/no-timestamped-transcript-cues-were-found) (CutConvert TXT to SRT converter): A transcript can only become subtitles if it carries timing. Which TXT layouts the converter reads (Rev, Otter, Word, Avid captions), why plain prose cannot be timed, and where to get a timed transcript.
- [No timed rows were found. The CSV needs a header with start-time and text columns.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/csv-no-timed-rows-were-found) (CutConvert CSV to SRT converter): What the CSV to SRT converter needs from a spreadsheet: a start-time column and a text column it can identify, the time formats it reads, and the layouts that trip it up.
- [No CMX-style EDL events were found.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/no-cmx-style-edl-events-were-found) (CutConvert EDL to CSV converter): What a CMX3600 event line looks like, why an export can be an EDL in name only (XML, AAF, the wrong EDL dialect, UTF-16 text), and how to export one that converts.
- [SCC caption file shows hex codes instead of text](https://cutconvert.com/fix/scc-file-opens-as-hex-gibberish) (Any text editor, YouTube, Premiere Pro): Scenarist SCC stores CEA-608 captions as hex byte pairs, so a text editor shows 94ae 9420 instead of words. Decode it to readable SRT in your browser with timing kept at 29.97 fps.
- [STL subtitle file won’t open or imports blank](https://cutconvert.com/fix/stl-file-wont-open-spruce-vs-ebu) (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, text editors): Two unrelated subtitle formats share the .stl extension: Spruce STL (plain text, from DVD Studio Pro) and EBU-STL (binary, the European broadcast standard). Tell them apart and convert either to SRT in your browser.
- [This browser cannot read compressed DOCX files.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/browser-cannot-read-compressed-docx) (CutConvert Word converters): Word files are zip archives, and the converter unzips them with the browser’s built-in decompression. Older browsers lack it. Which versions work, and the two quick workarounds.
- [Legacy .doc files are not supported yet. Save the transcript as .docx or .txt.](https://cutconvert.com/fix/legacy-doc-files-not-supported) (CutConvert Word converters): The Word 97–2003 .doc format is a binary container the browser converters do not parse. Save the transcript as .docx or .txt in Word, LibreOffice or Google Docs and convert it in seconds.