Just needed someone else to have the same issue.  I recommend submitting a bug report.  And we can cross our fingers for them to get this right.  Good thing we have FCP7 for yet another work around........

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

good luck,

When I removed the offline clips in Premiere and re exported the XML file to Resolve, the resulting XML file from Resolve imported directly into Premiere, No import error, which is why I think having no offline media it might be a work around.

Both the XML file from Resolve and FCP to Premiere has not caused any crashes on my end.

I'm using FCP XML-Round-Trip from Resolve when rendering and using "render clip with unique filename"  As long as I render, then export the XML the conform works in Premiere, however the clip names in resolve reflect the original edit of the XML file from Premiere, and only in the file path is the corresponding Resolve renders.  I can not find a way to auto reconnect the resolve renders to the exported XML if moved to another suite with out manually doing every shot. Any thoughts?

On a positive note, doing the above steps for removing offline media first in Premiere (I have not tested your suggestion yet of deleting offline files in Resolve) has solved my handle slip problems.

I'd suggest closing both Premiere and Resolve, reopen, and send a sequence from Premiere to Resolve with no offline clips when conformed in Resolve, render and export XML and open directly in Premiere.  It's working for me now as long as Resolve exports a XML file without any offline clips, no more import errors or crashes.

Sorry that was a bit confusing. 

When I render from Resolve the resulting XML file in the rendered destination folder does reconnect to the Resolve renders as it should.  What I was referring to with the reconnect issue, is if I export just the XML from the timeline management panel, the resulting XML file only reconnects to the original media.

What I was trying to do was save a whole re render process from Resolve, since all the clips I needed rendered for the updated XML with the removed offline clips (which is how I got the XML to open in Premiere natively) had already been rendered.

Hope that makes sense.

I just re rendered anyway from Resolve, and as long as Resolve has no offline clips i'm able to open the XML file directly into Premiere without first going to FCP, AND not having offline clips in Resolve has fixed my handles issue as well.

Hope this is the same for you as it may be the workaround until an update is made.

amorrelle,

It's not a render issue with Resolve, it's a translation problem with offline media.  If there is offline media in the original XML from Premiere to Resolve, Premiere can not interpret the missing media when coming back from Resolve with out using FCP to translate the XML for Premiere.  Verify that there is NO MISSING MEDIA in your original XML send from Premiere to Resolve, if there is you will need to use FCP inbetween Resolve and Premiere.  Alternatively you can create a new sequence in Premiere that won't have missing media (such as graphics, dynamic links, nests, etc) and let Resolve auto conform the project for you when you export the XML back to Resolve.