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  • OK, I think I have found a workaround. It is not pretty.

    First to find the clip with the error:
    1.Duplicate the sequence you want to Media Manage.
    2.Use remove attributes to remove all filters in the sequence.
    3.Media manage as normal.

    Now you will get an error on a clip. This time it will tell you the clip name and create a sequence successfully with the affected clip offline.

    (Mine was from a Sony EX3, had one color correction and a broadcast safe filter. Additionally it had a high speed ramp and we used a freeze frame from the clip) I suspect the freeze frame as the culprit.

    Now that you know the affected clip go back to your original sequence with the filters:
    1.Duplicate that sequence
    2.Delete the problematic clips
    3.Media manage as normal
    4.Manually move the affected clip in the finder to the destination where you are consolidating your media.
    5.Paste the bad clips back into your consolidated sequence in final cut.
    6.Reconnect your problematic clips to the one you moved in the finder.

    I am finishing up a test consolidate right now. Hopefully it will work.

    Hope this helps others, like I said it is not pretty, but it is a workaround.

    Thanks for the quick reply Brad. That helped me pin it down.

  • I am now having that same error.

    “When we are done with a project we like to use media manager to consolidate only the used video (with handles) to save space.

    This has never posed a problem until lately. On about five of the last projects when the media manager begins reconnecting media we get the following error:

    “Sequence Error: Unable to add clip to sequence. Possible media limits problem in clip or sequence”

    The only option is to abort so a new sequence is never created. Also, it will not tell me which clip caused the error. I tried moving everything into a new sequence and got the same error. Then I tried it without handles, then I tried it without deleting the unused media. I have also tried the projects on other computers (All 10.6.4, all FCP 7.02) All had the same error.

    The only other reference to this error I can find deals with a multicam edit. None of these projects have any multicam edits.

    Anyone got any ideas what is going wrong? I have tried to think if we are doing anything differently lately and the only thing i can come up with is using more of Tiffen’s DFX filters. ”

    I also posted this on Apple Discussions :https://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2516299&tstart=0

    Anyone else had experience with this issue?

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