Thanks for the link.
I also could not successfully transcode the file in Compressor – although it did not crash. Nor could MPEG Streamclip. Both applications did output files, but not even VLC would open them.
So that's the bad news, and I can't explain what it is about the file that the applications don't like – only that there is something about the format that results in a corrupted output file.
There is some good news, however. EditReady was able to convert the files. (I only tested one transcode setting: Pro Res 422.) EditReady has a much more limited feature set than Compressor, but it is fast and used by a number of users on the Pro Apps ASC boards. It is available here. Isuggest you try the trial version first to see whether it will do what you need it to do,
Good luck.
Russ