I do not see a direct DVR --> CinGG import possible. In any case EDL is too limited for today's NLEs. Since a CMX3600 EDL is just a list of timecodes in plain text, one might think about printing out the EDL, importing the various files into CinGG, and then rebuilding all the edit actions one by one. That doesn't seem convenient... There is a more updated paper on EDL CMX3600: http://www.editware.com/Editware-DOCs/EDLformat.PDF
From a github email cited by Andrew:
"Blender project created a Python CMX3600 EDL parser that you could use - called parse_edl.py. Using python would make it easy for users to adjust the file definition for the slight variations in EDL formats out there." It can be found here: https://github.com/tin2tin/import_edl/blob/master/parse_edl.py There is also this: https://github.com/tin2tin/import_edl PS: sorry, I no longer have DVR projects. They were just small tests without audio (to see Color Correction) but I don't have them anymore because now DVR doesn't work for me because of problems with AMD/ROCm drivers.