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HMC 150 SDHC backup
Can I copy the BDMV folder off the SDHC card to a Data DVD?
I’m trying to find a way to get the file off the SDHC card to give them to another editor in another state?
Jerry
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Sure it’s just data- you can copy it any place it will fit.
Noah
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On the SDHC card there are two folders, a AVCHDTN folder and a BDMV folder. I selected the BDMV folder and opened it to view Clipinf-index.BDM-MovieOBJ.BDM-Playlist-Stream. I opened the stream folder and there were 6 files there labeled 00000.MTS, 00001.MTS, 00002.MTS and so on. I copied three files to a Data DVD which amounted to 4.1GB of files on the DVD. After burning I opened the DVD and copied one of the files to my hard drive. Then opened FCP and tried to import this file, I couldn’t. So I opened Log and Transfer and tried to import this file, I couldn’t.
Have I copied the wrong files?
Jerry
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The way it works is you copy the *entire* contents of the SDHC card, not just some files. That’s the only way FCP will properly ingest.
Noah
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The problem is the whole contents equals 12GB. How am I supposed to send that to another editor? As I see it the only options I have are to copy the entire file to another hard drive to send or to send the original card and that means I will have to back up 5 days of shooting on my computer also.
Do you see any other options?
Jerry
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Flash stick, hard drive, etc. C’mon- 12GB is nothing in 2009.
Noah
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