Acidentally formated P2 card: restore data structure

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MindSet

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Hey you all

I got a pretty big problem. I acidentally deleted the P2 chipcard from my Panasonic HVX200. The scenes can not be recorded again and i need the card, so i rather not send the chip to the UK.
Due to other threads I was able to restore some data with data rescue 3, but import to finalcut ist not possible because of the missing structure.

So i was able to save following data:
4 Zip-files (Z-00001.gz to Z-00004.gz)
48 bmp-files (B-00001.bmp to B-00048)
364 mxf files (M00001.mxf to M00346.mxf)
49 xml-files (T00001.xml bis T00049.xml)
the lastclip.txt file is missing

So can anybody help me to rewrite the datastructure that i can import my files to fc? Actuallly i wouldnt need the sound, the videos would do it (i dont know if thats easier to do).


Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
 
Call Panny in New Jersey. I had a shooter format his card and they were able to retrieve all the data and saved his ass.
Fee was reasonable considering...
 
I live in Switzerland, so the fee only for the mail would be pretty high. So is there no possibility to render or import the mxf files?
 
Thats above my pay grade. You ned to decide If the project failure outweighs the cost of of shipping a card to the US and having it recovered.

Good luck!
 
Install P2CMS on your Mac, and then you should be able to directly import the MXF files to the timeline. It will be a mess, because you won't have any way of knowing which audio file goes with which video file, but at least you will be able to use them.
 
no it is not possible to choose the mxf files in the p2cms, if I want to select any mxf file its gray (not black as usual) a therefore not able to select... any advice?
 
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