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Glitch on EX1 File
Glitch: I have a bad glitch on an EX1 video file.
Ive shot 40 hours of stuff and its all fine. One section of this video is causing me problems and crashing final cut. Ive been using my set up like this for 2 years and never a problem before.
It appears to be at a specific point in the file.
It gets stuck and crashes Final Cut. The whole clip is 45min long and 11Gb.
If I re export the whole file as a new HD file, maybe as Pro Res (?) will it also ‘export’ the glitch and stay the same?
Or will some magic fluffiness happen during the making of the new file that will make all the bad bits go away?
Its a major interview. I am editing it down. Early in the 45 mins is ok but at one point. Bam! After that point it appears to be ok again but it’s hard to specifically locate when it happens.
thanks
Pete Gomes
mutantfilm.com
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5 Replies
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Go back to your BPAV file which you copied with ClipBrowser (with CRC On) and open in XDCAM Transfer and rewrap the file to MOV again.
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Sometimes if you delete ALL your media cache and let it rebuild, the problem could go away.
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Thanks craig.
I went back to BPAV file via clip browser and it does seem to read.
How do I re wrap it? Do i just reimport into final cut or do I have to go through XDcam transfer.
AS Im using Final Cut – I import XDCAM throught the FCP menu and not in the stand alone programme.
Does that make a difference?
thanks
pete
mutantfilm.com
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What Graig meaaans is you to run again the Transfer tool on that BPAV to get the MOV files.
Rafael -
Yup. Use XDCAM Transfer tool to rewrap that clip as MOV again.
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