A Proxia tool
AI-powered video editing analysis
The Proxia tool that analyzes your timeline and edit to catch technical issues and give you detailed feedback.
AVA reads your native project file (DRP, PRPROJ) or XML export straight out of DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro, before your final export. This isn't a review of the final render: it's an inspection of the timeline itself, cut by cut, track by track, while you can still fix anything.
The Proxia analysis dashboard
A preview of the analysis dashboard you get after uploading your project: an integrity score and detected anomalies, grouped by category and severity.
Built here from the categories AVA actually detects.
What Proxia actually analyzes
Pacing
Average cut duration and consistency, benchmarked against your project type (clip, documentary, narrative, event).
Structure & cuts
Cut density across sections of the edit, duplicate sources, J-cuts and L-cuts.
Audio
Audio coverage, silence gaps, quality anomalies (sample rate, bit depth, codec).
Transitions
Overuse of cross-dissolves or wipes, ratio of transitions to hard cuts.
Technical errors
Audio/video sync drift, unusual audio channels, offline clips.
The most common editing mistakes
A look at the anomalies AVA flags most often, what each one means, and how to fix it in DaVinci Resolve.
Overusing cross-dissolves
Why AVA flags too many dissolves or repeated transitions.
Overlapping audio clips
Two audio clips overlapping on the same track, and how to fix it.
Empty audio tracks A1/A3
Whether to delete the empty audio tracks AVA flags in your timeline.
Gap in the video track
A gap in the main video track: how to spot it and fill it.
Incomplete multicam structure
Why a multicam edit shows up as poorly structured on export.
Why analyze before export, not after
A sync issue discovered in the version delivered to the client means a full re-render just to fix a dissolve or a missing track. AVA reads the native project file, DRP, PRPROJ, or XML, while the timeline is still editable. Every issue gets fixed directly in your editing software, with no re-render needed.
Without pre-export analysis
- Sync issue discovered on the version delivered to the client
- Full re-render just to fix a missing video track
- Review round-trips happen after export, not before
With AVA, before export
- Issues caught while the timeline is still editable
- Fixed in a few clicks, directly in your editing software
- One export, once the edit is locked
Supported software
DaVinci Resolve
XML export (FCP7) for standard analysis, native DRP for advanced analysis (audio, detailed track structure).
DaVinci Resolve export guide (coming soon) →Premiere Pro
XML export for standard analysis, native PRPROJ for advanced analysis, at feature parity with DaVinci Resolve.
Premiere Pro export guide (coming soon) →Frequently asked questions
Don't see your question? Contact us.
No. Proxia analyzes the native project file (DRP, PRPROJ, or XML) before export, straight from your timeline's structure. This isn't a review of the final render: it's an inspection of the edit's structure while the project is still editable.
DaVinci Resolve (XML, DRP) and Adobe Premiere Pro (XML, PRPROJ) are both natively supported, at feature parity.
No, it complements it earlier in the process. The structural analysis catches editing issues (pacing, cuts, audio, transitions, technical errors) before you export, cutting down on back-and-forth after a final quality check.
No. You export your project as XML, DRP, or PRPROJ from your usual editing software, then upload it to Proxia. No extension or plugin required.
No. The score reflects objectively verifiable technical rules and best practices: frame rate consistency, transition handling, sync anomalies, track structure. It's not a comment on your creative choices.
Yes. Signing up is free and gives you access to standard XML analysis, no credit card required.
Upload your DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro project and get a full analysis before your final export.