[Tom Lennon]

just following up on this with continued wierdness –

-as a test, shooter sent some clips from this shoot via ftp in a .zip.

-wherever that is unzipped to, the files are fine. Content Browser reads them instantly, PPro imports them with TC

-but, anytime those files are copied to another folder/drive, ContentBrowser doesn’t see them & PPro sees them with no TC (and a spanned clip is only seen as the first part, not the entire span)

What’s interesting and/or disturbing, is that the 2 XMLs in the BPAV root are getting rewritten in the copy process. Cueup & Mediapro become truncated, cutting off before “content”. Not sure what is changing this, and when we tried to manually save the proper XML data using Notepad++, either ContentBrowser or PPro cuts off the XML again. Or at least something is….

Should have noted above, most of this is being done on 4 different Win7 boxes running CS6 (and one with CC), but had the same “no timecode” issue on a Mac with CS6

[Tom Lennon]

Audio is just fine, it’s just the timecode that doesn’t show up until we go thru the extra step of “import” in Content Browser

[Tom Lennon]

The best advice was calling Apple, which “solved” my problem quickly but in a weird way…

For the record, I had a valid serial number for QT 7 but when I transferred to my “new” computer, it wouldn’t accept that serial number. Whenever I typed it in Systems Preferences and hit enter I would be told it was invalid. On the advice of the Apple tech, I typed in the serial number and then I tabbed to the All Systems Preferences menu and then back to Quicktime Preference it was back to the Pro version..

Odd but it works fine now. Thanks for the advice

[Tom Lennon]

I’m using FCP HD4.5 (still), so I’ll try giving Apple a call, thanks