[Aaron Oberdick]

Chris, I am running it straight off of my hard drive on my computer. It plays any footage completely fine except this certain footage so that is not the case. Thanks for the advice though.

After reading your advice Shane, I believe I must cut my losses and accept that the footage is just ruined and there is nothing that I can do. I will take a look at the tutorial though for future reference. Thanks to everyone who offered help.

[Aaron Oberdick]

Fortunately, they are not my P2 cards that I own. I just so happened to borrow the cards from the school I attend. I wiped the card clean before I used it (like we were taught) and then proceeded to use it. When I was in the log and transferring window, the footage looked completely fine when I viewed it. It seemed to be messing something up while log and transferring the footage. A few people suggested possible transferring options were changed, but we didn’t change any options from both cards and only one of the card’s footage is choppy. I informed the school and they later gave me the news that the card was corrupt. Unfortunately, by then, my footage was already gone.

I guess I am asking one of two things. Am I up a creek without a paddle with this footage or is there maybe software that could heal the footage and restore the lost frames? Thanks to anyone in advance.