Sorry yes, I meant to say 50fps to 25fps and Cinema Tools rather than cineform.
The project has ended up a bit of a mess I’m not entirely sure what’s happened. From reading other threads here it seems that because some of the folders have been reorganised / renamed that Final Cut won’t recognise them and can’t be pointed to them. Unfortunately I don’t remember the exact paths at the time of the Log and Transfer to try and get them back.
So for the online sequence, about 50% of the clips have successfully been linked. The pluraleyes, 50fps originated and the ones from renamed folders haven’t. There was also one card from an XF305 that was missing the index.mif file so couldn’t be brought in via Log & Transfer, so I brought in the native MXF file – but that isn’t linked in the online. Some Super8 stuff which was telecined to ProRes HQ and dragged into the bin manually has been linked fine though.
I’m not really sure what the best way is for me to relink everything. Do I need to convert all the master files into ProRes 422 in MPEGStreamClip, and then relink the clips individually?
I tried a couple of test clips, when trying to relink them both of them gave the error
“Some attributes of one or more of the files you have chosen do not match the original”
– Media Start and End
– Reel
While they relinked on the timeline, they were both set to the start of the clip and not the correct place.
As for the PluralEyes synced ones, after L&T, I opened the ProRes files in PluralEyes and synced them individually. Thinking about it now Im guessing that’s why they won’t link in the online, and I should have imported an FCP project into PluralEyes?