thanks, I considered that and that is probably the path we’ll have to go.
In this case it means that every time I want to exchange something I have to find/rent a hdv deck or camera. But that is not ideal either because I had to do color correction on a fcp hdv project, so preferred to have a similar timeline with trimmed clips from fcp (so I wouldn’t have problems colorcorrecting transitions).
Here’s the misery:
final cut needed a plugin to do AAF export, the AAF didn’t contain any media, I did trimmed media export with fcp’s mediamanager and it gave me in some cases the wrong clips (doesn’t read hdv-timecode well), and the clips that were the right portions didn’t open in Vegas (or VLC), or even in the PC version of Quicktime itself, only in Womble. They opened in Vegas only after I converted the stream in Womble to Program stream. Than they did play in Vegas, but very badly. It should be just an mpeg2 file?
It seems to me outrageous that after all these years media and projects still can’t be exchanged properly between NLE’s and platforms.
Found a thread with the same problem and no solution either, on the Sony forum: https://www.sonymediasoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?ForumID=4&MessageID=482066