Stephen Mick
Totally Usable
Guys,
I just added Raylight for Mac to my workflow, and I'm having a strange issue.
Basically, I do all of my P2 ingesting on the road, using P2CMS to offload cards first to small portable drives, then to a large mirrored RAID. I'm using the latest MacBook Pro with the latest version of FCP.
So far, what I've done was set up individual folders for each of the cards as I ingest, and at the end of the day I run Raylight "scan" to create quicktime links I can use in Final Cut Pro. I've set Raylight to save the .mov files in the same CONTENTS folder as the original .mxf files. Everything looks good, but when I import the .mov pointers into FCP, I see the second frame slate and nothing else.
And when I try to open the files with QuickTime Player, all I see is a white screen.
Any ideas or suggestions?
I just added Raylight for Mac to my workflow, and I'm having a strange issue.
Basically, I do all of my P2 ingesting on the road, using P2CMS to offload cards first to small portable drives, then to a large mirrored RAID. I'm using the latest MacBook Pro with the latest version of FCP.
So far, what I've done was set up individual folders for each of the cards as I ingest, and at the end of the day I run Raylight "scan" to create quicktime links I can use in Final Cut Pro. I've set Raylight to save the .mov files in the same CONTENTS folder as the original .mxf files. Everything looks good, but when I import the .mov pointers into FCP, I see the second frame slate and nothing else.
And when I try to open the files with QuickTime Player, all I see is a white screen.
Any ideas or suggestions?
