[Jiri Fiala]

Yes Roland, your way works. One has to wonder how a bug like this comes to be 🙂

Thanks.

[Jiri Fiala]

Great, thanks!

[Jiri Fiala]

No, sorry, that doesn’t work. Only curves. Really 😮

[Jiri Fiala]

Guess I’m not alone:

https://www.freshdv.com/2011/02/canon-log-transfer-warning.html

[Jiri Fiala]

Well, you HAVE to transcode on Mac if you expect decent performance and full quality. It”s as simple as that. And. You really can’t go about accusing people of not being helpful if you fail to provide clear information in the first place. .

[Jiri Fiala]

Transcode to Prores in MPEGstreamclip or Compressor first. It’s kind of a hassle, but FCP is super stable and fast with Prores. Way more than Premiere with H264.

[Jiri Fiala]

It’s a Stuffit archive, everything used to be in .sit a while ago. It can be open by any proper unarchiving app, like Rucksack, Stuffit Expander, or converted to ZIP using the awesome free convertor Dragoman.

The filter itself isn’t nowhere near as good as Twitch, though. It’s a nice free effect, but looks video-y.

[Jiri Fiala]

Yeah, that may be right, there were several instances with red exclamation mark. They went fine on Retry, but they weren’t the truncated ones anyway.

[Jiri Fiala]

Yes, luckily I did copy the original files to hdd prior to transcoding. Thanks for the “redundant frames” advice, I didn’t know that. Will try that tomorrow and get back with results.

[Jiri Fiala]

I appreciate your help, but I’m not such a noob 🙂 No, the clips are truncated even when played in QT from Finder.

Trashing prefs and re-transfering didn’t help. Time for a complete reinstall, perhaps. Or using MPEG Streamclip, it’s faster anyway.