Rodrigo Alva
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Hi all and thanks again for the big help..
Yesterday got it working using the Sony EX-1 transfer tool, this happend while using my office mac book pro.
I dont understand however the fact that upon getting home and start working on this to finally get it fix had no problems whatsoever. My home station has no problems importing the footage into FCP without using the Sony EX-1 Utility, straight FCP. Nothing changed on my hard drive, scratch disks set to the HD it self as it were before..weird.
Thanks again.
Rodrigo Alva
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Well, as expected I can transfer the footage using the XDCAM transfer utility. I did not have any issues in the past with this, I did have each BPAV into a separate folder, as I do now. Still only the transfer tool is able to transfer footage, FCP7 still gives me the same eror message.
Thanks for the help again…
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That is actually what I did, each card has a folder. Still nothing, I did just drag and drop the bpav folders instead of using a transfer tool which was my biggest mistake 🙁
As of now (while downloading the transfer utility and drivers again) have on my desktop a folder called sbs, inside is the bpav folder with all its stuff in, same result.
Thanks for the help btw.
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Apparently a delete of FCP preferences was in order, still bothers me the reason of the faulty transisions. It is possible the my humble Imac does not have the chops for some processes?
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Thanks for you answers.
I’m checking my settings again and the footage was taken as anamorphic and displays as 16:9 on FCP,(meaning widescreen) I have no 4:3 footage on the timeline. My final product shows Black lines Top and bottom in both aspect ratios (4:3 and 16:9) I’m still working on have it as non bars on 16:9..:(
I’m using a Plasma Tv and a regular dvd as playback devices. I will check more on the forums for the right workflow, and some similar cases..thanks
Rodrigo
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Correction : display on 16:9 on full screen but with HORIZONTAL bars on 4:3