[Arturo Celleri]

NO, I don’t have another card. I am actually recording to the hard drive that comes with the camera.

I am wondering if you can get the attention of someone with more experience with these cameras to come help me with this issue?

[Arturo Celleri]

I have done both. I copied the entire folder structure to my hard drive and tried to L&T from both the Hard Drive and the camera. I’m wondering having both available for the L&T is causing the problem. Any other ideas?

[Arturo Celleri]

Thanks for the quick response Jeremy!

I already checked the camera’s original footage and it does not behave this way.

[Arturo Celleri]

I opened it up in QuickTime and the same thing happened. I still have no answer and I’m here to work it out within the next few hours. I’d appreciate your help.

I have a MacPro 2 x2.8 Ghz Quad-Core Intel Xeon, with 8GB 800 Mhz, , Running Mac OS X 10.5.6
I have a G-Speedes (G-Raid) 4TB external disk that I am using as my Scratch Disk.

My video camera is a Sony HDR-SR11

I have Final Cut Pro 6.0.5

Any other ideas?

Thanks.

[Arturo Celleri]

I removed Perian and it is still flickering after the transfer.
Any other suggestions or resources that might help?

[Arturo Celleri]

Yes, I do have Perian installed. I’ll remove it and try to transfer again and see if makes a difference.
Thanks

[Arturo Celleri]

Thanks for your help Rafael.

OK..So now I have 2 sets of files. The files that I created using my media manager compressed the videos down to 2GB from about 13GB.

I am going to do what you said, but I’m not sure which folder to keep as the main folder. I prefer to use the smaller of the two (the one created by media manager).

Am I jeaopordizing any possible need for other information that may have been left out of the media transfer?

Thanks,

Arturo