Clip Browser 2.6 Error converting to MXF
 

I am having trouble converting one of my BPAV folders to MXF for editing in Vegas 8.0. Shot with EX1.

I get the following Clip Browser error message when trying to convert the file.

Error occurred during the export. Please refer to the details from the context on each clip.

Shot the show on six different cards. Unfortunately this was the card for last night's Act 2 which was the best of the shows.

Tried CRC checking when importing from the card.
Tried Shotput Express for importing.
Neither one indicates a problem with the files on the card.
Imported it three times from the card and the same error occurs when I try to convert it to MXF.

Tried the BPAV folder on another computer and the same thing happened when trying to export to MXF.

I don't know where to look for the error or how to correct it. First time I ran into this.
And what are the details from the context on each clip?

Can anyone help?

Thanks,

John

Re: Clip Browser 2.6 Error converting to MXF
 

Here is what I have tried so far:

1. Use Clip Browser to move to a new folder creating a new BPAV.

Same error

2. Used EX1 to copy the hour and 15 minute clip to another card in other slot

Same error

3. Change priority to Data Protection instead of speed.

Same error

4. Convert the copied clip without CRC error checking.

That worked, but the resulting MXF file had the left channel audio only and not the right channel. It did not work however with the original BPAV on the card, only thge one copied to the other card.

5. Convert using an older version of Clip Browser.

Got both channels using original card with original BPAV folder.

6. Selected the folder containing the original transferred BPAV folder in Clip Browser 2.6. Right click and chose Import (mp4). Selected each of the six mp4 files and imported them one at a time. Then I converted each one to MXF (without CRC) and they all converted just fine. All six imported into Vegas 8.0 without a problem as well. Both audio channels are present.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

John