Also, if there is audio, take a look at the audio track. Make sure it’s not some waxy sample rate, compressed, or mismatched with your sequence audio in some way.
The resource fork might somehow be corrupted. There are a number of utilities than can restore file types/creator code info…just do a search on Versiontracker.
Do these files have the .mov extension? OSX is supposed to use that, but if the type/creator is corrupt it might be getting confused
4 hours ?! The default setting is nowhere near that.
Is it possible you have more than 1 Autosave vault ? The vault’s location is set in System Prefs, the autosave frequency is set in user prefs. FCP’s bins are part of the project and are not discrete files…so you cannot recover them. If you cant find a newer Autosave, try opening your project without your media drives mounted. The project may open with all media offline. You can then get to your bins.
Yes..when you export an OMF file, the new embedded media will all be one bit depth. I may be mistaken, but more recent versions of ProTools do not have this issue anyway.
Yes..when you export an OMF file, the new embedded media will all be one bit depth. I may be mistaken, but more recent versions of ProTools do not have this issue anyway.