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Can’t get AMA link or Relink to work for FCP7 to MC workflow
Hi,
Running v8 MC trial on a rMBP with OS 10.9.3.
I’m stuck getting the FCP7 to MC workflow to work. I’m following the procedure shown in the
“Getting Started Fast with Avid for Final Cut Pro 7 Editors” Lesson 1 video by Kevin P. McAuliffe on the
Avid Blogs website: https://www.avidblogs.com/final-cut-pro-7-fast-sequences/The outline of the procedure is to use Automatic Duck Pro Export in FCP7 to export a sequence as an AAF file. Then in MC, import the AAF file, AMA link to the media, then relink the clips in the sequence.
The sequence is basically raw footage from a Canon C100 that has been transcoded to ProRes and
with double-system sound synced using PluralEyes. The sound clips are in .wav format. So there is 1
video track and 4 audio tracks. About 17 video clips in total for about 1-1/2 hours of material.All the media is in one folder on an external drive.
The Duck export of the sequence out of FCP7 to an AAF file works.
The import of the AAF file into MC works. I get all the clips and the sequence into a bin.
When I double click the sequence it opens up in the timeline and looks correct. Everything is offline
as expected. Structure looks correctWhen I AMA link to the media, a new bin is created and it is populated with all the video clips (.mov)
but none of the .wav files. So that is one problem, right?Next I try to do a Clip/Relink of the video clips in the first bin and nothing is relinked.
I have tried every permutation I can think of in the AMA settings tab and in the Relink tab and cannot
get it to work.I also looked at the Youtube video that Automatic Duck did explaining the process and cannot see
anything I have done wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsEK8e9qgJEIt seems unlikely that both videos would leave out a key step, but I suppose it is possible.
The system is not helpful in reporting any error message that would point me in the direction to resolve this.
Is there some step that I have not done?
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