Sorry, it’s the newest version of Magic Bullets Looksbuilder that I installed, I was looking at the wrong version number.
And I’m not sure MB Looks is the issue, although it’s suspicious that this happened RIGHT after I installed it. Quicktime will still play all my other video files, just not this one. Does anyone know what’s up with the file “Project-v” needing “Project-v-1” in order to be read by FCP, in the first place? I’m asking because it’s possible that the student who captured the video did not know what he was doing. There was no .mov file extension, and Quicktime wouldn’t play it even before I installed MB Looks. He insisted that the file plays fine on his computer, though, and after he gave me the second file FCP was looking for, I did get FCP to import “Project-v”, after much trouble.
Does this file format sound familiar to anyone? I’m not sure why he didn’t just capture to a .mov.
This is the first problem I’ve had with FCP 6, and I’ve been using it for many, many projects.
Macbook PRO 3,1
2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
MAC OSX 10.4.11
Final Cut Pro 6.0