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Cardreader-issues with AVCHD in Final Cut Pro
Hi,
I have a problem transfering clips shot with my Panasonic HDC-SD707 into Final Cut Pro 7.0 using Log & Transfer.
Using the camera, connected via USB, everything works fine and FCP recognizes the clips and imports just fine.
But a problem occurs when I try to transfer the clips directly from the SDHC-card using a USB-cardreader.
The Log & Transfer does either not respond (when I manually direct to the SD-card image) or when I try to manually direct it further in, to some other folder within the SD-card, it says: “Not supported media or invalid filestructure”.
I checked and compared the filestructure on my SD-card with the real AVCHD-filestructure on wikipedia, and everything seems to be there – everything is called exactly identical – wheather I am connecting through camera or cardreader.
Anybody knows how to make this work ? I need to be able to do “on set backup” without using the camera for that.
Thanks a lot & kind regards,
Francisco
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2 Replies
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Try transfering the files from the card with the reader to a hard drive first…
Jerry
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After hours of trying and almost giving up, I found the problem.
The card was not formatted right. Even though I had formatted it before using it in the camera, it seemed to miss something.
I formatted again, now everything works.
Regards,
Franscisco
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