[John Pale]

Actually, you dont need an IO for this either. The uncompressed 8 bit and 10 bit codecs play out over firewire in FCP HD, if your computer is fast enough.

[John Pale]

Sounds like you dropped the offline rt clips in a DV or SD sequence. you need to have both your timeline and capture settings set to Offline RT.

[John Pale]

Not familiar with the DSR 45, but if it supports timecode generation, then pre-stripe the beginning of your tape with the timecode you want it to begin at, then perform an assemble edit with FCP at the desired timecode that matches your timeline.

read the chapter beginning at page 424 in the online help for specifics.

[John Pale]

FCP does not output a timecode signal.

[John Pale]

https://www.dharmafilm.com/sebskytools/

[John Pale]

I believe if you download and install Avid Free DV you will be able to read these files.

[John Pale]

The EDL protocol was devised for use with linear VTR based edit suites, long before the first NLE. There is no such thing as multiple video tracks in a linear edit bay.

[John Pale]

You probably need to select premultiplied or straight alpha (pick the opposite of whatever it is set to now)