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Aug 16, 2016 8:53 PM in response to kenneth boydby Alchroma,"I have taken the file off the sdxc disc and put them on a drive and I even took them straight from the disc but I get the same message."
Did you extract the individual clips from the card to the hard drive or use the FCP X Import window using the whole card structure?
A step by step of the import process might help.
Al
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Aug 22, 2016 12:00 AM in response to Alchromaby kenneth boyd,I put the sdxc card in the computer, I transfer the video from my disc to my external drive: The folders includes: a private folder and a DCIM folder (video is avchd). When I go to final cut x, I go to import file which sees the avchd files. It imports the video into final cut x. I see the video and it lets me put it into the time line however when I try and place video into a bin I get the error message the file.....couldn't be opened because there is no such file. I tried to changed the format of the files from avchd to .mov by using a file convertor software. When files were converted to .mov I did the same import process by going to import in final cut x. The same process as above and the same error message.
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Aug 22, 2016 3:40 AM in response to kenneth boydby Tom Wolsky,I Try and place the video in a bin
WHat exactly are you doing here? Maybe a screenshot? The term bin is not used in FCP so I'm not clear where you're going.
SElect a clip in the browser and use reveal in Finder to see where the clip is in the Finder. Post screenshots.