[Jon Wright]

Just a guess,

Have you tried changing your audio render file directory to a different location?

Jon

[Jon Wright]

Hi

Thanks for the info on xdcam as a structure, I’ve actually been working with it for a good few years now so I am aware of the need for accuarcy in the file path. I’ve the problem using two different methods now, the first was an exact copy of the xdcam folders (bpav and the like) ans that didn’t work- I had to start cutting that day so ended up importing through fcp and ama-ing the pro Res files. Now the edit is over and I’ve got more time to spebd sorting the problem out I download a sample decamped file from the Sony site which is the one that is listed in the logs.

It works fine with an mxf based xdcam file, but not with an mp4 based file, hence my reasoning that it’s a problem with the mp4 ‘Bit’ for want of a better word.

Thanks

[Jon Wright]

Hi

Thanks for the info on xdcam as a structure, I’ve actually been working with it for a good few years now so I am aware of the need for accuarcy in the file path. I’ve the problem using two different methods now, the first was an exact copy of the xdcam folders (bpav and the like) ans that didn’t work- I had to start cutting that day so ended up importing through fcp and ama-ing the pro Res files. Now the edit is over and I’ve got more time to spebd sorting the problem out I download a sample decamped file from the Sony site which is the one that is listed in the logs.

It works fine with an mxf based xdcam file, but not with an mp4 based file, hence my reasoning that it’s a problem with the mp4 ‘Bit’ for want of a better word.

Thanks

[Jon Wright]

” No change after installing the latest XDCam plug in from the Avid website- however I noticed it only specifies compatibility up to MC 5.5.2 so I’m thinking that’s where the problem lies. “

Still no joy after going to the website and installing it…