Hi Glenn I wasn’t specific enough in my other post.
I actually got duplicates of transcoded media, with the same name.
I had a Clips bin and a Sequence bin.
When I transcoded the media in the clips bin
I got.
clip1.new1
clip2.new1
clip3.new1
Then I transcoded the Sequence and got.
clip1.new1
clip3.new1
When I transcoded the sequence it created a new clip for every clip that was orignially used. As you can see here “clip2.new1” is not used in the sequence and therefor not transcoded.
The problem now is that I have files that have the exact name and are also transcoded.
I can manually look which file’s where created from the sequence and which one was not. Then delete the clips from the “Clips bin”.
Ohh, now I actually figgure out how I can do.
I first transcode the sequence, then go to clips bin, then -> Select unreferenced clips and transcode those.
Than I won’t get any duplicates.
Although I still have a problem that all the clips get’s unsorted.
Not as I’ve laid them out in the clips bin. The chronological order goes away.