PREMIERE CC PRO  to oldest Premiere CS6 ?

How to convert a project of premie CC PRO into a project of premiere CS6? when i want to open a project created with CC pro, with a premiere cs6 and i can´t, obviously . There is any way to do it?
thanks!

Hi guadaluper,
How to convert a project of premie CC PRO into a project of premiere CS6? when i want to open a project created with CC pro, with a premiere cs6 and i can´t, obviously . There is any way to do it?
thanks!
In Premiere Pro CC, choose File > Export > Final Cut Pro XML. Import that into Premiere Pro CS6. Not everything will translate, but your edit should remain intact.
Thanks,
Kevin

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