Currently Iola NLE only read and writes its own XML file format.
However, it was intentionally designed by reusing elements from the FCP XML Interchange Format, while wrapping them in a custom root element <iola/> instead of <xmeml/>. This makes it possible to reuse the serialization code to write valid FCP XML files.
Currently Iola NLE only read and writes its own XML file format.
However, it was intentionally designed by reusing elements from the FCP XML Interchange Format, while wrapping them in a custom root element
<iola/>
instead of<xmeml/>
. This makes it possible to reuse the serialization code to write valid FCP XML files.