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Log and Transfer Won’t Ingest to Bin
Using the log and transfer with P2. Everything is fine until I “add clip to queue”. It goes into the queue ok but just sits there and doesn’t ingest to the bin in the browser. Help.
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[crane.director] “Using the log and transfer with P2. Everything is fine until I “add clip to queue”. It goes into the queue ok but just sits there and doesn’t ingest to the bin in the browser. Help.”
Right click on the bin icon in the browser and select “set logging bin”
If you have added the clip to queue several times you should check your capture scratch disk to make sure you haven’t ingested the clips multiple time to your hard drive.
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Thanks. I did that. Nothing seems to happen. I get an orange exclamation point in the status area of the queue and nothing shows up in the browser or the scratch disk – and it says “idle”. I’m wondering if its a memory issue – I only have 1.5 gigs of ram.
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We’re having this exact problem. Good to know we’re not alone in our pain. This was working fine in FCP 5. Now all we get is orange exclamation marks, and we cant ingest. Major showstopper
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Not to worry – here’s the fix. Go into your Start up Drive; go into your library; go to receipts; drag to the trash the 2 final cut pro files; then go to your application folder and drag to the trash the FCP icon. Re-install the program – just do FCP not all the other disks – it’ll take 3-5 minutes instead of 2 1/2 hours. For some reason my FCP program icon said FCP HD – even though it was version 6. It should simply say Final Cut Pro. This is what I did and it worked for me. When the P2 file started ingesting it was a thing of beauty!
Slicko. “Free at Last, Free at Last . . .” (to quote a great American). The world is off my shoulders!
Good luck!!
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Glad to hear that worked for you. Didnt work here. Followed your procedure, reinstalled FCP 6, and same problem. DVCPRO HD clips wont ingest.
God, this is driving me crazy.
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