[Kelly Hunter]

I’m in the same boat except I’m using Batch Import on my AAF file in Avid that I exported from FCP.
Seems very time consuming to set the file location on every single clip but that seems to be the only way this works.

A quicker way is to media manage the sequence from FCP, then export AAF using Duck, and that way all the media is now in one folder, and shortens the linking process because it’s not having to transcode all the extra media.

There has to be more people out there who use this program, and who can provide a faster workflow instead of linking each file one by one.
It’s a terrible method to have to do this on feature films.

Even when Duck shows where the files are, it still needs to be relinked because for some reason, that’s not full proof either.

However, once all files are linked, it’s awaiting game for the Batch Import to complete, but in the end, I did have my media back online.

Any feedback would be helpful…

[Kelly Hunter]

It might be easy if all my media was actually in the same folder or on the same drive, but it’s not.
So how does one achieve connection when in this circumstance?

[Kelly Hunter]

This does not work on my sequence. I wish it did.

Followed steps exactly as in video, linked to folder which had my media managed clips, but media still offline.

[Kelly Hunter]

I am in need of Tech Support for Automatic Duck, would someone please contact me?

Exported AAF, Imported into Avid, Batch Import, Clips won’t all relink and I’m wondering why. Has anyone encountered this other than me?

Please Help!!