[Daniel Sametz]

Thanks 🙂

[Daniel Sametz]

So for dslr video 24 bit is more than enough right?

[Daniel Sametz]

It will look like this.

Move you old project, render files, capture scratch, auto save files, etc to a external HDD (Because you should always edit in an external HDD), then duplicate your old project file (like the one on the picture) so you´ll leave your original safe and open it on Final 7.It will ask you if you want to convert it to final 7 or something like that, say yes and there you are.

Good luck 🙂

[Daniel Sametz]

Check out Google. There are some .iso converters out there for Mac and PC.
Good luck.

[Daniel Sametz]

I have used Pluraleyes many times with almost always good results.

[Daniel Sametz]

Select the audio and click alt + L, then you can erase or manipulate audio tracks separately.

[Daniel Sametz]

Hi, Neil:

The best way for me is to use Log and Transfer in Final Cut so you can reconect everything.
Check Shane’s tutorial for help

https://library.creativecow.net/ross_shane/tapeless-workflow_fcp-7/1

You need the Canon plug in.

https://es.software.canon-europe.com/software/0039308.asp

Good luck.

[Daniel Sametz]

I would erase the capture scratch and leave the card files. If you need to use the project again do L&T.
There could be problems if you reconect but if you L&T with FC then you should be ok.

[Daniel Sametz]

Hi, Thomas.
I have used Seagate File Recovery many times with good results.
https://m.seagate.com/services-software/data-recovery-services/consumers/file-recovery-software/
It’s gona be a slow proces but maybe you can save something from the HDD.
If you have used the CF many times after that then you probably can’t find anything there.
Good luck.

[Daniel Sametz]

Try with a recovery software like the one from Seagate.

https://m.seagate.com/services-software/data-recovery-services/consumers/file-recovery-software/

Good luck.