Fcp Xml import problem – no valid sequences are present in the file –

[Vincenzo Ferriero]

Hey,

I’ve been having the same problem… I tried with multiple XMLs in different states (i.e. just footage, with FCP filters etc.) but its always the same issue.

If anyone has any solution, it would be greatly appreciated 😀

Cheers,

Vince

[Peter Magnusson]

Same for me. Tried everything I can come to think of, but no success. Same problem with my two computers. I also tried exporting XML from Premiere Pro via the FCP XML, but nada. Must be something simple that I´ve missad. But what?

Anyone?
Please!

[Rohit Gupta]

Can you please post your XML?

[Peter Magnusson]

Ok, I posted 3 different XML´s. Hope it worked, because they don´t show up here.

[Peter Magnusson]

Ok, trying to post it again:

3948_pilot7min.xml.zip
3946_tommyocheva120315.xml.zip
3950_bob422.xml.zip

[Peter Magnusson]

Can anyone help me with this problem? I´m stuck.

[Peter Magnusson]

Solved with Resolve lite.
I uninstalled all of Blackmagics files, even decklink prefs, most of it manually, then installed the Lite version. It works now. Will figure out a way to install the other Resolve later.

[Michael Sanders]

Hi Peter,

Didi you get to the bottom of this? I’m now having the same problem with Resolve Lite.

Cheers.

Michael Sanders
London Based DP/Editor

[Peter Magnusson]

No, I´m using the Lite version. It works.
I hope for Resolve 9.

[Greg Knollmeyer]

I have been running this round trip for a while and had no problems. For the first time in a month, I went back to do it again and go the no valid sequence error. I looked at the xml and noticed that there was a problem with the reference to one clip. The xml reported a file in the “original media” directory even though the source was the “transcoded media/high quality media” directory. So I fixed that but got no satisfaction…

I did run the Black Magic uninstaller from the dmg and then re-installed. Still no luck. I’m hoping someone finds a solution because I need this back.