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P2/HVX to computer Dump Issue-A new one that Barry had never even heard of! Help>>
Hi,
I have a new Imac. I have a new HVX 200 with a solid state 16 gb card.
I plug my firewire in and the HVX harrddrive pops up on the desktop.
When I go to "drag and drop" the folder and attached .txt file to my desktop...I get this error>
The Finder cannot complete the operation because some date in "0152OL00.MXF" could not be read or written.
(Error code - 36)
Now...when I got in to the HVX and look at all the clips inside the view finder, I can see the 50 or so of them in there, and I can see that some are 30 seconds, some are 2 minutes and 22 seconds etc...
However, when I go to play them in the camera, not all of them play, and the ones that do, cut off from playing after just a few seconds, even if they are 2 minute long clips....
(everything was shot in 720pn, and I know that if a clip was shot in a different format, that the camera wont "playback" that particular clip unless you change your cameras settings)
Impossible to re-do this shoot.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Nick Parsons
Hi,
I have a new Imac. I have a new HVX 200 with a solid state 16 gb card.
I plug my firewire in and the HVX harrddrive pops up on the desktop.
When I go to "drag and drop" the folder and attached .txt file to my desktop...I get this error>
The Finder cannot complete the operation because some date in "0152OL00.MXF" could not be read or written.
(Error code - 36)
Now...when I got in to the HVX and look at all the clips inside the view finder, I can see the 50 or so of them in there, and I can see that some are 30 seconds, some are 2 minutes and 22 seconds etc...
However, when I go to play them in the camera, not all of them play, and the ones that do, cut off from playing after just a few seconds, even if they are 2 minute long clips....
(everything was shot in 720pn, and I know that if a clip was shot in a different format, that the camera wont "playback" that particular clip unless you change your cameras settings)
Impossible to re-do this shoot.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Nick Parsons