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Re: FCP TO Compressor problem
by Jerry Hofmann on Oct 27, 2009 at 2:41:14 pm

WELL! That's descriptive... NOT.

My guess is that you have a file that is corrupted in the sequence. Often it's a render file... might try sending to compressor without any renders. It's actually the cleanest way to do a compression anyway... just takes a bit longer.

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