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  • Gary Olsen

    July 7, 2010 at 2:26 am in reply to: “Searching for movie data in file….”

    solved this one!
    tho it sure wasn’t quick

    I MOVED media — WITH THE media manager
    and all went to hell!
    the media I moved manually — just dragging the files — oddly turned out fine. but he MM-moved stuff — disaster
    now I’m getting “searching for movie data in file…”
    over and over
    aaaaaaaa!
    wont load!
    takes forever!
    30 min!
    (feature length movie)

    after SCOURING the internets (finding nooothing! wasted a day and a half!)
    I realized any files that were doing this would have to be trashed and then reconnected.

    SO: once fcp finnnnnally loaded after literally 40+ “cancels”,
    I realized it was always alerting me about the AUDIO-half of the movie

    and yes, my files are split — audio and video in separate folders
    AUDIO CAPTURE SCRATCH
    and CAPTURE SCRATCH for video

    so then:
    in fcp highlighted the clips in the timeline,
    said shift+D
    and told the computer to move files to trash.
    (the computer was annoyed about supposedly separated files — it claimed to “not know” where the audio file was — tho it was in the same place as ever ( I think MM moved the video file and NOT the audio) so it did nothing.)

    then: I put the video file and audio file (separate) on the desktop
    opened with QT7 (works best) and then QT7 did the same thing! “searching for movie data”!
    then I helped it find the audio file and then saved as a
    self contained movie

    opened up fCP again and fcp didn’t make me wait forever!
    it just assumed I didn’t care about those files I’d “deleted”

    then I reconnected the files in the timeline to the new “self contained movies” (that had both sound an nd vid
    and voila! success!

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