# 2025 ## May ### [29th May 2025](/news/20250529) **ATEM Exporter v1.0.1** is out now on the Mac App Store! 🥳 **ATEM Exporter** is a native Swift + Swift UI Mac Application that listens to a [Blackmagic ATEM switcher](https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/atem), and logs all the camera changes. > [:icon-desktop-download: Click here to **buy** on the **Mac App Store**](https://atemexporter.fcp.cafe/buy/) ![](/static/atem-exporter-demo-data.png) You can export the camera changes as a Final Cut Pro `FCPXML`, to use in Final Cut Pro or Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve. You can export a **Program Cut**, which allows you to use your program feed from an external recorder (such as a [Blackmagic HyperDeck](https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/hyperdeck)), and add cut points each time there's a camera change. ![](/static/atem-exporter-program-cut.png) You can also export a **Multicam**, which allows you to use your program feed as well as any ISO (i.e. independent camera) recordings, and export a Multicam clip for Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve. ![](/static/atem-exporter-multicam.png) ATEM Exporter was built in a few hours during a live event, and has **only** currently been tested in a real-world live production using an **Blackmagic ATEM Constellation 8K**, Blackmagic HyperDeck's and AJA recorders for ISOs - so we welcome any user feedback for other ATEM's! We're currently just using a placeholder icon (from [Timecode Toolbox](https://fcp.cafe/latenite/#timecode-toolbox)) whilst a new one is being designed - stay tuned! You can learn more on the [ATEM Exporter website](https://atemexporter.fcp.cafe). --- **evrExpanse 5.6.3 & 5.6.4** Bring Accurate Camera Capture Time to FCP Workflows The latest updates to **evrExpanse**, versions **5.6.3** and **5.6.4**, deliver a major improvement for editors who rely on accurate timestamp metadata — especially when working in **Final Cut Pro**, **DaVinci Resolve**, and other NLEs or metadata tools. 📸 **Camera-Embedded `CreateDate` Support** `CreateDate` is the actual moment the camera records each clip — embedded directly in the file’s metadata. Until now, many workflows relied on the **filesystem creation date**, which can become inaccurate after file transfers or cloud uploads/downloads. With **evrExpanse 5.6.3**, this camera-authored `CreateDate` is now embedded in **DaVinci Resolve metadata export**, joining the existing support for Final Cut Pro and other supported NLEs. The **“Content Created”** field in metadata now reflects the true capture time, enabling better organization, filtering, and Smart Collection creation — even after transfers or rewraps. 🕞 **Accurate Timestamps in Transcoded Files** Version **5.6.4** takes it even further. When the **“Include Source Metadata”** option is enabled, evrExpanse sets the **transcoded file’s creation date** to match the original `CreateDate` from the camera — not the OS-generated date. The result? When transcoded media is imported into **Final Cut Pro**, **DaVinci Resolve**, or other NLEs, the **“Content Created”** field shown in the browser reflects the true capture time — not a timestamp corrupted by transfer or OS-level changes. ✅ **Key Benefits** - True **Content Created** timestamps preserved in transcoded files - Improved accuracy for **Smart Collections** and media organization workflows - Full compatibility with **FCP**, **DaVinci Resolve**, and metadata tools like **FoolCat** - Smart fallback to filesystem creation date when metadata is unavailable These updates are available now in **evrExpanse 5.6.4**. 👉 Learn more at [evrapp.cloud](https://www.evrapp.cloud/evrexpanse) --- ## Discuss this page