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Hello,
I'm a newcomer to the Davinci Resolve world, so please bear with me. I did a project in FCPX (10.2.3) and exported an xml. I then imported that XML into resolve 14.0.0.078, added the folder where all the media is, and even though i can now see the clips in the Media pool and can even play them, when I go to the editor I get "Media Offline".
I'm on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.5.
How can I convince Resolve that the media in fact IS online? Curiously, this is only happening with some clips in the timeline while other clips Resolve can see just fine. There doesn't seem to be anything in common with the clips it can't find, these are all just clips I shot using my cellphone (Oneplus 2) in 4k one after the other (I happened to find myself in a pretty interesting place without my main cameras, so I had just my smartphone), and these clips open perfectly fine in FCPX.
I've attached a screenshot for your reference.
Steps to reproduce problem:
1.)Export XML from FCPX
2.) Import XML from Resolve
3.) After the famous "* out of x files not found" and pointing to the folder with all the files
4.) Error found: As in screenshot.
The image on the right is the file that it says is "offline"
I'm a newcomer to the Davinci Resolve world, so please bear with me. I did a project in FCPX (10.2.3) and exported an xml. I then imported that XML into resolve 14.0.0.078, added the folder where all the media is, and even though i can now see the clips in the Media pool and can even play them, when I go to the editor I get "Media Offline".
I'm on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.5.
How can I convince Resolve that the media in fact IS online? Curiously, this is only happening with some clips in the timeline while other clips Resolve can see just fine. There doesn't seem to be anything in common with the clips it can't find, these are all just clips I shot using my cellphone (Oneplus 2) in 4k one after the other (I happened to find myself in a pretty interesting place without my main cameras, so I had just my smartphone), and these clips open perfectly fine in FCPX.
I've attached a screenshot for your reference.
Steps to reproduce problem:
1.)Export XML from FCPX
2.) Import XML from Resolve
3.) After the famous "* out of x files not found" and pointing to the folder with all the files
4.) Error found: As in screenshot.
- Screen Shot 2017-09-25 at 4.43.08 PM.png (399.04 KiB) Viewed 1769 times
The image on the right is the file that it says is "offline"