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My Final Cut thinks its running on a PowerPC, but its not, help??
So I’ve got a project for a friend that has the Sony HDR-TRG1 full HD camera that records to flash cards. And when hooked up to the dock, and connected via USB, on Intel Mac’s it should be as simple as doing a log and transfer. Which I have, a MacBook Pro, 2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, with 3 GB of RAM.
When I go to open the AVCHD folder on the flash card via the log and transfer window, I get a message saying that “AVCHD media is unsupported on PowerPC based hardware.”
Does anyone know how I can rectify this situation or if I should be calling Sony or Mac? FCP support or MacBook Pro support? If anyone has any ideas at all that would be a HUGE help!
Thanks,
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Make a new folder and copy the files in their exact form off of the flash card, then try again.
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No dice, it gives me the same message. Thanks anyways tho.
Scott
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In the get info for FCP, you haven’t checked the “open with rosetta” box have you? Just a thought.
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You were right on point! I had it set to open in Rosetta, and thats why it must of thought it was a power pc. Once I unchecked it, everything worked like gold!
Thanks Bret!
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“In the get info for FCP, you haven’t checked the “open with rosetta” box have you? Just a thought.”
Can you tell me the file tread to get to this “info for FCP”?
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