Erik Naso
Veteran
This is a strange one.
I have a project that was edited by another editor in a different city but with the same version of FCP7. I now have the project on my computer. All the media is from file based cameras. The AF-100 and the Canon C100. I open the project and of course all the media is offline and needs to be recaptured. The AF-100 AVCHD media recaptures with no issue but the Canon C100 AVCHD clips disappear after the transcode. Here is how I'm recapturing.
I right click on the offline clip and select batch capture. Log and Transfer opens and asked for the volume. I select the media card and recapture starts. I see the clip in the capture scratch folder and just as the the transcode ends the clip disappears from the folder. I have tried all the offline C100 clips and it does the same thing.
Anyone see this before and has a work a round to recapturing the media?
I also tested on a MacBook Pro with same results.
I have a project that was edited by another editor in a different city but with the same version of FCP7. I now have the project on my computer. All the media is from file based cameras. The AF-100 and the Canon C100. I open the project and of course all the media is offline and needs to be recaptured. The AF-100 AVCHD media recaptures with no issue but the Canon C100 AVCHD clips disappear after the transcode. Here is how I'm recapturing.
I right click on the offline clip and select batch capture. Log and Transfer opens and asked for the volume. I select the media card and recapture starts. I see the clip in the capture scratch folder and just as the the transcode ends the clip disappears from the folder. I have tried all the offline C100 clips and it does the same thing.
Anyone see this before and has a work a round to recapturing the media?
I also tested on a MacBook Pro with same results.