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Daryl
Assuming there is no duplication of source timecode then as a reasonably simple workaround you could arrange the source clips in selects sequences in such a way that the source timecodes exactly match up with selects sequence’s timecode … in that way you could navigate your selects reel in the manner you’re looking for.
You can do this pretty easily by creating and using Multiclip Sequences as your selects sources (bulk select the sources clips and then choose Modify menu > Make Multiclip Sequence.. the resulting sequence is the selects sequence and should contain all the source clips laid out as described above. I’ve never tried this with wildly disparate timecodes and there may be a limit that I’m not aware of, but in theory it should work fine.
Hope it helps
Andy -
Wow, that sucks Jason, tough luck man. Hope you pick up a new gig soon.
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if you look back up the thread Louis, you’l see a link to a freeware helper app called MediaInfo Mac … if you go ahead and download it as instructed then you should be able to analyze the file very quickly and easily. Post back with the text of the report and I’m sure someone will be able to help.
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Ok .. think we maybe went in a big circe there. Lol.
But to clarify, when you say “I am able to view the videos fine within the clip browser of XDCam Transfer” did you mean that you were able to view the in the clip browser in the camera/deck?In the XDCAM Transfer > Prefernces window >> Cache tab, do you have the “Automatically fetch proxies” option enabled?
Did you get a chance to install the updates yet?
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Have a look at Bouke’s FCP Reconnect app Jason … its possibly just what you need and pretty darn reasonably priced
https://www.videotoolshed.com/?page=products&pID=41
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[Jonathan Burks] “I don’t think the FCP upgrade is an option, unless it’s free”
It is, just run Software Update… (under the Apple menu)
[Jonathan Burks] “‘ll hunt for that XD Cam upgrade site, or is it possible that you might know of a site? “
You should be able to grab it here:
https://servicesplus.us.sony.biz/sony-software-model-PDZKP1.aspx[Jonathan Burks] “I am able to view the videos fine within the clip browser of XDCam Transfer, so I know the videos are good. It’s when I want to work within FCP and launch the Actual Transfer program that I am getting the error messages. “
Aha! What do you mean by “launch the Actual Transfer program”? XDCAM Transfer is the actual transfer program … you select your clip(s) in XDCAM Transfer’s clip browser pane, optionally log specific portions ie subclip, and then press the Import button … the clips are then rewrapped and moved to the target Import directory and optionally imported from there into your FCP project. Is that not how you’re currently doing it?
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Are you seeing these errors only on existing footage or also on new footage … The “No preview available” and “No Media” suggests you may have inadvertently flushed XDCAM Transfer’s proxy cache (or maybe its corrupted) … have you moved the Cache location recently, performed any upgrades, swapped out harddrives etc ?
As a side note, you might want to consider upgrading your XDCAM Transfer app … the latest version is 2.10.0 and it brings some nice improvements over 2.5.1
You might want to push your FCP version up to 6.1.4 too
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How full is that RAID, Ron? And can you double check / list for us the full details of your sequence settings … might be something in there you’ve missed or that will ring a bell for someone else.
Best
Andy -
You’ll need to give us a few details I think Jonathan … what OS X version, what XDCAM Transfer version, what FCP version? Is this XDCAM SD, HD or EX ?
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[gary adcock] “Then get a Kona3 …”
Hey Gary,
I believe the OP has stated that he already has both Kona 3 and BMD systems to hand. You’ve made a great post regarding the Kona 3 and your staunch support of the board (as with any and all AJA products) is very well founded … but Ben is just offering up some additional information for the OP, no reason to disrespect that.
Andy