Ian Cook
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Thanks to all for sticking with Vegas despite the delays in adding support for XAVC-L from the PXW-X70. This should be remedied soon. In the meantime please use one of the Catalyst applications to convert to XAVC-I or another format.
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yes. glad you found that, no need to purchase a separate converter… it’s an extra step but will not be required for very long.
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I will have a concrete update on this within the next week or two once we get done with the latest AMA plugin release.
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currently no, the 8 channels are always there when you import or link via the media browser but it is up to Adobe to map them in the automated sequence. all the metadata they need to do so is there. i can check and see if this behavior is different in CC if you want to post your exact steps.
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Play Memories should see it but it is hard to say for sure without knowing which camera you are using. At the very least, copy the AVCHD folder from the card and you will have everything you need. Recent versions of Avid, Premiere and FCP all support AVCHD import without any additional plugins.
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50 Mb requires SxS or XQD
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Copy the files over first using Browse. The error is misleading and I have asked the dev team to change the wording and give the user a little more direction. When you do a Copy, Browse creates a concatenated (joined/self-contained) .m2ts file. This can be transcoded to any supported output format.
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Are you sure you are recording XAVC and not AVCHD? XAVC should only span from card to card since the media gets formatted exFAT (which does not have the Fat32 file size limitation).
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The presence of SLV files indicates a power loss or other event that broke the recording and left a file open. Message me or call this into support and we will try and recover it for you. 800 883 6817, bis dot product dot support at am dot sony dot com
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The latest versions of both applications (1.10) support spanned clips. You are recording in AVCHD on the X70 and seeing otherwise?