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Final Cut is altering the source movs.
I have some footage I captured from an HVX200a camera using onLocation. They are DVCPRO HD quicktime files.
They play fine in Quicktime when I open them at 1st. If I import them to a Final Cut Pro project, I get the warning “the following media files are not optimized….” I click OK and the mov works fine in FCP. Problem is, the source mov file has been changed! The .mov no longer displays a thumbnail or plays in Quicktime. Final Cut server no longer is able to recognize the codec (it could if I uploaded prior to opening in FCP).
Any suggestions? I hope to be able to use my DVCPRO HD movs without having to transcode them. Is there a way to stop Final Cut Pro from altering the source .mov?
Thanks for your time.
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[Jason Murray] “The .mov no longer displays a thumbnail or plays in Quicktime”
that sounds like a File Finder Info problem.
Run DiskWarrior, TechTools or Drive Wizar.
rafael(and here some clips for the friends: https://www.vimeo.com/2694745 )
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