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PDW-U1 can´t write
Posted by Allby Corry on January 5, 2011 at 3:35 pmHi,
Recently I purchased a PDW-U1 XDCAM drive but something strange is happening when I try to record a IMX 50Mbps file to the Clip folder.
When I export a file using a setting in Premiere CS5 (MPEG2 IMX 50Mbps)and try to copy it to the PDW-U1, I get a message “You need permission to perform this action / You require permission from everyone to make changes to this folder”.
But if I export from another program, Vegas Pro 9 for example, I can write to the PDW-U1 without problem.
One thing I noticed also that the properties of the PDW is always read only.
Any help is gratefully.
Cheers,
AllbyOlgu Demir replied 14 years, 8 months ago 5 Members · 22 Replies -
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Ian Cook
January 5, 2011 at 4:25 pmDo you have the driver installed? If the U-1 is always in read-only mode, how do you write from Vegas? Are you working from multiple systems?
Latest driver can be found here:
https://www.servicesplus.sel.sony.com/sony-software-model-PDWU1.aspx
Afterwards use the bundled utility app to upgrade the firmware on the U1 (firmware is included with the utility; you don’t need to download anything else).
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Allby Corry
January 5, 2011 at 4:41 pmThank you Ian,
I have all new upgrades U1 v2.30, firmware 4.50.
Looking in the properties of all the folders, are read only.
I´m using win7 64-bit and if I go to the disk management I can see that the drive is read only.I can not understand how I can write to it.
I know is that if I export a file IMX from any program other than the CS5, I can write the file in the U1, very strange…Cheers,
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Ian Cook
January 5, 2011 at 5:04 pmDoes the drive itself show as read-only or just the Clip, Sub etc folders? It’s normal for these folders to be restricted. Are you able to export sequences in other codecs from Premiere?
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Allby Corry
January 5, 2011 at 5:34 pmLooking at the drive in the disk management it´s read only.
I exported the sequence to avi, dv and 25 others codecs, but none of them lets record to U1 disk.
Is it possible to be a problem of Premiere?
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Allby Corry
January 5, 2011 at 5:49 pmIan,
I just export a file using the IMX Rhozet Carbon Coder, and can record in the U1 as well as the file generated in Vegas.
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Ian Cook
January 5, 2011 at 6:27 pmIs Rhozet exporting a file with a C*** name, while Premiere is exporting a file with the sequence name? You need to enable Free Naming on the drive (in the Utility app) in order to send it anything with a non-canonical file name. Can you check this?
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Allby Corry
January 5, 2011 at 7:01 pmWas in Free, I switched to C*** and back for Free but still the same way.
Sorry but what is C*** name?
Rhozet exported with the same name that I exported from Premiere.
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Ian Cook
January 5, 2011 at 7:07 pmWhat if you export locally and then try to manually copy the file to /clip?
C0001 etc file names are the default names for XDCAM files. The ‘Free Naming’ setting allows you to use arbitrary names.
If you’d like to send me a short sample file to check out here on my system, let me know.
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Allby Corry
January 5, 2011 at 7:41 pmIan,
I’m exporting to a drive and then try copy using explorer.
I have a mac book and installed the U1 and tried to copy the file generated in Premiere (win7) and received the following error:
The folder can not complete the operation because some data in “file name ” can not read or written (Error code: 36)I’m sending you a short sample.
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Ian Cook
January 5, 2011 at 9:02 pmThe file has 4 channels of 16 bit audio. I think this is probably the issue. IMX formats must have 4 channels of 24 bit or 8 channels of 16 bit. The U1 can work some magic with the channel counts on certain formats but can’t do 16/24 bit conversion. Can you try again with 4 x 24 or 8 x 16?
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