Brendan Maghran
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I’m not familiar with that error. But when we used clipwrap, all we did was re-wrap to QT, we did not convert the AVCHD Codec, so when spanned clips were there all it would do is make them separate files.
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I had this exact problem with a show I was working on, we ended up going the clipwrap/import route. Worked, but is definitely slow, especially since most spanned clips are quite long.
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1:1 is indeed overkill. There is a great AMA workflow for tapeless footage that I know. If you’d like I can email it to you. I believe AMA was implemented in 4.0
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If you only used the import function, why not just create an online project and batch import all the media at full rez?
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Yep!
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It doesn’t make much sense unless those two that don’t link have an error in the file path. Or possibly corrupt somehow?
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Well, for the short answer, no there is not. What frame rate did you shoot 1/125 at?
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I actually solved the issue a few hours later, but thank you for responding. Yes, some of them share the same master. When I lay the audio OMF we get from the recordist on set, it comes out with 16 tracks all synced- those then get synced with picture.
I didn’t realize that those 16 tracks all stacked on top of one another must belong to the same tape name. I was doing it as each track throughout the timeline had the same tape name.
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I’m not sure if this can be done since you originally imported the files, but there is a great AMA workflow for tapeless offline/online if everything was done with AMA originally.
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Stream folders are avchd.