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Canon E1 plug-in capture problems
I posted this yesterday in the Final Cut forum, sorry for redundancy but I think folks here might have more insight on the matter:
CONTEXT: Capturing 2 32gb cards of MOV files shot on a t2i to fcs3 via E1.
PROBLEM 1: The majority of my files are captured fine, but here and there I am having a problem where the E1 plug-in only captures a portion of the clip. The source files are 4 and 5 minutes, but the transferred clips are cut short by at least half. Is E1 still too new to be considered reliable? What gives?
PROBLEM 2: (Probably unrelated?) A couple of my MOV files are completely unreadable from the card. I’m getting the “the file is not a movie file” error. Are the files corrupted? Are they impossible to fix? Is there an app for that?
Totally stumped.
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[Travis Simpson] “PROBLEM 2: (Probably unrelated?) A couple of my MOV files are completely unreadable from the card. I’m getting the “the file is not a movie file” error. Are the files corrupted? Are they impossible to fix? Is there an app for that? “
Try playing in VLC, if they can play then I’ve had SOME luck transcoding in other software…if not..then from my experience, you’re screwed on those clips.
-Jason
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