Novacut exports CMX3600 EDLs for Premiere Pro. No folder path is needed.

## In Novacut

1. Open the **Export** tab and scroll to **Editor project files**.
2. Click **Adobe Premiere Pro (.edl)**.
3. A ZIP downloads. **Extract it.** It contains:
   - the main **.edl** with the picture: cuts, dissolves and speed changes
   - one **audio .edl** per audio lane, plus the music files
   - an **.srt** when captions are on
   - **AUDIO-MIX.txt** with volume and fade settings
   - **IMPORT.txt** with step-by-step notes, including where to place any images such as logos, which EDL can't carry

## In Premiere Pro

1. Choose **File › Import…** and import the main `.edl`. Premiere creates a sequence.
2. Import each audio `.edl` onto its own audio track.
3. Right-click offline clips, choose **Link Media…**, and point to the folder with your original files. Once one file links, the rest usually follow.
4. Import the `.srt` for captions, and follow IMPORT.txt for images and audio levels.

## Watch it in Premiere Pro

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## Limits

EDL describes cuts and timing. Graphics, effects, filters and caption styling aren't included.