Seeking to convert MXF files to MOV without using FCP

Apple Pro Res 422 is the one I most use. The source format is AVCHD. I've tried resetting the target format to several different types but still no luck. FYI I have also posted a question about the original problem I'm having that has led me to seek out a 3rd party. My bad for not putting them all together but they are different issues.

The other issue is these files wont transfer using L&T without getting the error message: "m" contains unsupported media or has an invalid directory structure. Please choose a folder whose directory structure matches supported media.

That thread is under "Error message". Thanks.

No symbols. Just as the folders were laid out from the card. Here's the image:

Using the workflow recommendation now, will advise here ASAP.

Nope, same thing. DId as you instructed in the workflow. The transfer apparently went all the way to the end, but when the next clip started transferring the error message showed up again. Here's the grab:

Here's the final grab from a folder that contained 6 files, 4 of which transferred. All were shot with the same camera on the same day. All were delivered to me on the same external hard drive.

Same thing. I'm beginning to wonder if something was wrong in the shooting process. Then again, why would some of these items transfer and other don't when shot on the same card with the same camera and at the same time? That leads to the question of a 3rd party software to make the transfer to an MOV format.

Shane, I went back and watched some of your tutorials and tried to find an answer. Excellent help, and this seems like something very odd.

What do you or someone here think about that transfer without going thru FCP? There has to be something else that would at least be worth a try.

Hope we can solve this, as these forums always have better answers than going thru Apple support or the stores. Thanks.

What would be your opinion of the Aiseesoft converter? When I downloaded a few others, they never took then entire "Contents" folder material, instead seeming only to take the video MXF and not "mixing down" all the elements. This would seem to be a potential fix, or at least something worth trying.

http://www.aiseesoft.com/mxf-converter-for-mac/

And as we go thru this, any idea just what the problem might be?

Again, thanks.

Any ideas what is causing this? And I was somewhat shocked at the price of the Calibrated software, so you can imagine my search to find something that will do the job without the high cost.

FCP version is 7.0.3, so that wasn't the issue. Turns out another tech suggested changing the scratch disk from the current one to another external and did the trick.

Thanks for the assist, Shane. Others as well. Always the simplest things, right?