P2-FCP-Input Error

Has any body seen this error "The problem may have been caused by the """ """ """libMXF_SDK_r.3.2.0.123.dylib plug-in""""

On my MacBook Pro 2.4 I am using FCP to import 32gb P2 cards, using the Dual Adaptor, and two USB external HDs in mirror raid...

The set up passed my testing last week and it did import half the job. I used 2 cameras, HVX200 and HPX500 to shoot yesterday. The MacBook imported the HPX-32gb P2 card with no trouble. But the HVX-32gb P2 card keeps crashing FCP with the above error message..

FCP project file and the project files are on the usb mirror HD..

Any history, any ideas

FCP, Mac Pro, Mac Book Pro, HPX500, HVX200, Betacam, Dvcam
Write for the Edit, Shoot for the Edit, Edit.....KISS Principle

"Do you have Software Dev Kit stuff on your system?" Not that I am aware of..

It transferred the HPX 32GB just fine...

Thinking back, the HVX200 did lose a battery towards the end. The battery was replaced and the HVX200 restarted..

Would the possibility of the first clip (pre-battery failure) not having a "last Clip" or something like that file be the problem... if so what is the solution..

Thanks for the thoughts Shane

FCP, Mac Pro, Mac Book Pro, HPX500, HVX200, Betacam, Dvcam
Write for the Edit, Shoot for the Edit, Edit.....KISS Principle

Thanks Jeremy, The answer is yes and no.. The clip after the battery was replaced plays just fine in P2CMS.. The first clip where the battery failed does not play in P2CMS.. it gives you an error message that """ It is not play back, It was not play back because there was incompleteness in the clip""" (yep that is their english)

Raylight has converted most of the first clips to quicktimes. The first clip seems to be made of a bunch of 19:51 minute segments.. But Raylight has not converted all the segments to .mov wrapped files. There is one that it does not like.

I guess the take away lesson is don't let your battery run dead... Replace it while you can still stop the recording and shut off the camera..

And the DV mode that I used is definitely not HD... What looked focused is soft. No noise, just too soft. The HPX500 seems easier to focus in 1080 than DV..





FCP, Mac Pro, Mac Book Pro, HPX500, HVX200, Betacam, Dvcam
Write for the Edit, Shoot for the Edit, Edit.....KISS Principle

Neither of those cameras should power down fatally with just a flat battery. The circuitry allows for write off time upon detected voltage depletion.
Were the batteries OE or aftermarket? Some cheaper aftermarket batteries don't communicate with the camera properly, and may lead to fatal power down.