[Stronz Vanderploeg]

I was getting this same error. Somehow my “work area” had been narrowed down to nothing and upon exporting I would get the error message. Changing the work area size back to the length of the sequence fixed the issue. Hope this helps someone.

[Stronz Vanderploeg]

This was my solution cause I was having the same problem.

1. Use perian to just save a .mov of the mkv (wrapped not transcoded)
2. Use that .mov and export (transcode) using quicktime to prores and force fps to 23.98
3. That then shows up in final cut as 10fps and when i drop into sequence audio is off
4. Make new sequence with what i want as my settings
5. Drop step 1 file (the wrap) into the sequence (should need rendering)
6. Drop the transcoded mov into that same sequence
7. Delete wrapped mov from sequence then render the transcoded one

thats the only way I got to bypass the 10fps issue