[David Mueller]

Thanks Robert, it sounds like your solution might be on the right track. I’m away from the edit suite for several days but will try your solution when I return and post the results. Waiting to hear back from Sony as well.

Dave

[David Mueller]

Thanks Craig.

I used the standard time code, generated in the EX1. Settings were: Preset > Rec Run. Each separate shoot date I reset TC to 00:00:00:00.

In addition I renamed the Title Prefix (first 4 alphanumeric digits of clip ID) to correspond with each new shoot day and I zeroed out the Clip Number (last 4 digits) to help organize my copious footage. This all worked very well.

I shot at HQ 1080 24P.

I spent some time on the phone with Sony tech support. They requested screen grabs, which I sent with all details. I seems like a bug at this point… but will keep you posted.

Further thoughts or advice, always appreciated.

Dave

[David Mueller]

Thanks for your response, Michael.

I have checked and unchecked all clips, checked only subclips and tried other variations in the Logging > Subclips window. It still will not give me time code. In addition, the time code it gives is different from the source TC and is incomplete… ie. it cuts out completely several minutes into the clip. No one else has experienced this?

Has anyone used FCP’s Log and Transfer (with Sony plug-in: PDZK-LT1)? This seems to work better than Sony’s Transfer… at least I can see time code that matches my original.

Thanks again for additional thoughts… before I call Sony.

Dave

[David Mueller]

Dave,

Thanks for your response. I’ll ask the question again in the FCP Basics forum, as you suggest.

Dave