[Shonn Sliv]

Thanks for all the advice! I found that XfcpX2 was able to convert them properly but sadly only the first clip of each timeline gets recognized as valid. It looks like on my old timelines the 2nd and 3rd clips and so forth have a media and start time that goes right after the one before it. When I use a 3rd party app it starts each media time at 0:00 which is my assumption why it wont recognize anything after clip 1 in the timeline. Any advice to get the others in there?

Thanks again!

[Shonn Sliv]

Basically I have renamed them to match the clip titles they belong with and took them out of their original folder with the xmls and have placed just the raw .MXF files in their own folder for easy organization.

ex:
FolderName:
OutdoorScene1

Inside Folder:
OutdoorSceneClip1.MXF
OutdoorSceneClip2.MXF
OutdoorSceneClip3.MXF
OutdoorSceneClip4.MXF….

[Shonn Sliv]

The problem is they are not in the original CF card file structure so FCPX will not recognize them to import. I would need to convert them back to a .MOV thru a 3rd party program and match up exactly the same frame rate and codecs used when fcpx did it. Just can’t seem to figure out what recipe of settings I need to set in Toast to properly recognize the new MOV as the old :/ Hence this lies my problem. Is there any other good programs besides toast? I am also using a Canon XF 100 if that helps and shooting in 1080 at 60i