Jeremy Garchow
1
After Effects Coin
72
Apple Final Cut Pro X Coins
74
COW Coins
1
Solve Coin
Forum Replies Created
-
[Oliver Peters] “Thanks, but you are a bit late to the party.”
Late? This list was published yesterday by Apple.
This is no where near as bad as I thought it would be. It sounds like we will be able to optimize the media right in fcpx if we need to.
Meanwhile I’ll start reencoding all my 320×240 Sorensen 3 masters from 1996! ????
Jeremy
-
you strip (or mute those items) in DaVinci so they don’t render.
Then you can simply copy and paste those items from your original timeline in FCPX.
Roles can help here, so that you can elect all the clips in that Role (like Graphics, or Titles) and copy/paste at the same starting spot.
Certain effects, especially text, simply won’t transfer because FCPX and DaVinci have different text systems and the XML will only translate so much.
-
Before Reimporting, try rendering. Select the clips, and hit control-r to “render selection”.
-
I would hit up support and see what they come up with.
-
[Warren Eig] “You can’t select ignore errors in X2Pro or the AAF does come back empty– I got it to work by consolidating library command in FCPX. It moved all footage to consolidated folder and in X2Pro I pointed to that as the source– on the same RAID in the same folder, so… weird…”
So if you turn off the errors you get an empty AAF?
If you turn the errors back on, it doesn’t point you to the file(s) that are problematic in console?
If you consolidated the footage, seems like wherever some of the footage was, there was some sort of permissions lock somewhere that X2Pro didn’t like. Did you write support about it?
-
Seems like there’s some permission issues.
Did you use any of the stock sfx from fcpx?
What is your source audio (what cameras/recorders)?
You can change the prefs in x2 pro to create the AAF despite the errors. Hopefully it won’t come back empty. If it does, there may be some sort of read/write error
-
If you render everything, then export a reference movie, a Handbrake encode should go very quickly.
-
Handbrake will do it.
-
Sometimes, and it’s rare, if you can’t undo (command-z produces a warning signal), it means something went wrong.
If it isn’t saving, duplicate the Library on the Finder level, or export an XML of the entire Library.
I don’t know what happened in your situation, though. It seems very odd that FCPX wasn’t saving at all. That means that some sort of read/write error might have happened.
Do you store your libraries on the boot drive?
Jeremy
-
The auto save function.