[Kelly Morris]

Ok, so in the end, or at least what I think is the end, my h264 files (which should have been ProRes) were on an external drive (which should have been internal). It’s looking like the clips are working now. I appreciate your answers, have learned a lot and am thankful that it’s working now.

I’m recompressing the h264 files at ProRes 422LT, then reconnecting my logged clips to the new ProRes files. Since I had already multi-clipped these files (and used PluralEyes to sync) can you think of anything else I’ll need to do in order to update my project to reference the new clips? Do I have to reconnect each multiclip sequence/ change each sequence setting to ProRes R422 LT etc?

Thank you again,

Kelly

[Kelly Morris]

I did… created a new sequence, absolutely it has ProRes settings. Still not updating. Anything else?

[Kelly Morris]

Hmmm. They are h264 files. But just to check I just converted one to ProRes 422 in Quicktime 7, imported it, duplicated it, made a multiclip, tried to play it (open) and still no sync playing between the Viewer and Canvas. Is there something else I might be missing?

I’ve spent countless hours renaming, syncing/ multiclipping these files. I want this to work so I can finish this project in FCP 7. Any more insight would help greatly… thanks!