CS6 fails to import Canon .mxf files. In CS5.5 it works always great.

On CS6.01 I can not import Canon mxf video footage. There is always import failure message window. Same result if I copied CF Card to Hard disc.
On CS5.5 it works always great. I have both premiere versions on same computer:
Camera: Canon XF100
Size: 1440 x 1080
Framerate: 25,00
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Premiere Pro CS6.01
AMD Phenom II X4 980
16 GB ram
AMD Phenom II X4 980
1TB Hard disc
1280 MBGeForce GTX 570
On CS5.5 it works always fine, no problem! Same result on my notebook, I installed both versions CS5.5 and CS6.01, on CS6.01 it never works.
Any idea?

CS5.x is obsolete software and is no longer supported by Adobe ever since CS6 was released. The last version of the Camera Raw plug-in to run with CS5.x was ACR 6.7.1. There will be no further updates for CS5.x.
You need to look for, download, install, launch and run the free, stand-alone Adobe DNG Converter 8.8 on each batch of raw files that cannot be opened in ACR 6.7.1.
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CS6 has problems with Cannon .mxf files that CS5 plays fine

On CS6 there are occational visual glitches that resembles DV drop out. A 1 hr spanned clip has audio going out of synch, audio length not matching video lenth.
Camera: Cannon XF100
Footage : 720p 60fps 35mbs
system Windows 7 Pro
premiere CS6.01
Core I7 930
16 GB ram
sysem drive: 128GB SSD
2 X 1TB media drives
GTX560
The same clips copied from the same flash card to a CS5 system plays without visual or audio glitches.
Core I7960
CS5.03
12GB ram
1tb media drive
gtx480
Any clue to why CS6 is having issues with the same footage CS5 is working beautifully with?

I also use the XF100 and have just about the same system setup as you (24GB RAM, Core i7 2600). I have not observed any video glitches, but it doesn't mean I don't have them. I just finished my first big shoot using two XF100's and I'm going to edit in CS6, so you have me a little concerned.
Could you describe the issue more? Does it happen at the clip breaks? How can you tell the audio doesn't match video length? Are they different lengths on the timeline? It could be that it's the conformed audio file.
How are you pulling in the video? I've found that if I allow CS6 to interpet the spanned video as a single clip, it will conform the audio and it takes forever. I have found it much more productive to just copy the individual MXF files to my system, and only the MXF files. Then import them as assets and PPr will not conform the audio, it will just create PEK files for the audio waveforms. I then select all the separate ~2GB clips and drag them to the timeline and they play fine. For the multicam, I'll just bring in the first MXF file from each camera, sync them by timecode, then bring in the rest of camera "A" and the rest of camera "B". Again, I haven't observed any issues, but it doesn't mean there aren't any.

How can you import a canon mxf file (folder) into motion5

I import the full folder into FCP 7 (no problems) but if i want to go straight into Motion 5.0.2 has anyone any ideas how to import the Canon MXF file or the folder?
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I am running Premiere Pro CC (v 7.2.1) under Windows 7. I import footage created on a Canon XF300 and XF100, among other cameras. Prior to v7.2.1, I would import XF by clip name, each clip containing one or more 2 GB files. The files would load separately, with a length of about 5 minutes. When placed in a sequence, the files would be loaded sequentially, but remain separate. They would play across the boundaries without jumping or losing sync. While not convenient when editing, I completed many projects in this manner. The time code of each file was displayed as recorded, head-to-tail with the previous file.
With 7.2.1, the same video is automatically merged when imported into the project. Each file assumes the same content as the entire clip. However the time code has the same starting value as the last file in the clip, whether I import directly from Windows Explorer (ctl-I) or use the media browser. This appears to be what version 7 intended to do, and I can work with it.
Whatever the merits of this "improvement," it is not documented well. It took me a day and a half searching the web and experimenting before I could proceed. Thank heavens for the holidays and extended deadlines.
My problem is, projects completed under previous versions and updates did not automatically merge the clips, but when I open them in the latest PPro, it attempts to "correct" this deficiency and merge the files. Consequently, I cannot revisit earlier files without starting from scratch. I have CS6, but only files created in that or earlier versions can be opened.
How do I best proceed to open recent projects without messing them up? When will the product manual (PDF) be updated from the October 2013 version? What ever happened to the concept, "backward compatibility"?

Here is what I found out...
If you use Media Browser to import files directly from the Canon XF card, and select the Canon XF option in the menue, only a single file appears in the list, with the name of the first segment in the clip directory. If you import that file, it has the contents of the sum of all segments, but with the starting time code of the last segment.
If you copy the clip directories from the card to your hard drive, Media Browser sees all of the individual segments and does not offer the Canon XF import option, only the File Directory option. If you import the clip, all of the segments appear in the project window, but each segment is identical to the first, and contains the sum of all clips and the starting time code of the last segment.
If you remove the CIF files from the clip directory on the hard drive, PPro 7.2.1 imports each segment without merging their contents. Each segment contains about 5 minutes of footage (50 MHz video), and the starting time code of each segment is consecutive. This is same the way PPro 7.1 and previous versions would import Canon XF files from the hard drive, even if the CIF files were present. If you open an earlier project with 7.2.1, these files will be automatically merged, destroying the integrity of your sequences and edits.
In conclusion, if you want to use the full power of 7.2.1 to merge the segments within a clip, from a copy of the clip on your hard drive, import only the first segment of each clip.
If you wish to use 7.2.1 on projects created with 7.1 or earlier, remove the CIF files from the clip first, and the project will be opened with the same individual segments as before. (This does not change the behavior under v6 or V7.1, since these versions ignored CIF files on the hard drive.) You must be careful to use shift-select-all to move all following segments together. Alternately, you can nest the segmented sequence inside another sequence, which will allow you to edit the sequence as a single file.
PPro 6 and 7 apparently imported Canon XF files correctly ONLY from the original card, which has certain directory names and structure, and ONLY if you used Media Browser with the Canon XF import option. If you do this, PPro writes additional information (XMP and PEK) files on the card, which may render it unreadible on the camera. In any case, it's best to preserve the original intact and work from a hard drive copy.

Is the prores file that FCPx creates when importing c300 .mxf files stable/quality enough to then copy to other drives for further use? Are there any quality disadvantages to doing that?

Im wondering if I can directly copy the prores files fcpx creates when importing c300 .mxf files from the "original media" folder, reimport them for another project to and use them that way. Is there any problem with working that way? I'm doing this bc I want to have an organize finder structure for a client but cant break the c300 card structure to split clips on a card into different "scenes" to make it easier for them to understand what they're looking at. This is all to stay NLE nuetral--we like fcpx but they might want to edit somewhere else and more details in the finder level seems like the best solution? Suggestions on any of that? Thanks.

Thanks for your response. Are you sure that FCPx is working with .mxf/c300 natively? I thought it was just a background sort of repackaging or transcode into prores that it does without you having a choice? And bc of that, for me, it's sort of a "back end" feeling file: I'm curious if it's bad to get into the package contents folder to copy it over? Not about copying prores in general-- specifically, is the prores created of c300 footage in fcpx more of a fcpx, high quality alias file? Maybe I'm just feeling a little uncomfortable grabbing things from the inside/finder level of fcpx.

I shot video on a Panasonic P2 and I'm trying to import the MXF files to Final Cut Pro but when I try to import, the only thing that imports is a blurry image of each clip. There's no audio and no video...how can I import MXF files into Final Cut Pro?

I shot video on a Panasonic P2 and I'm trying to import the MXF files to Final Cut Pro but when I try to import, the only thing that imports is a blurry image of each clip. There's no audio and no video...how can I import MXF files into Final Cut Pro?

at the end, you say "import preferences", which program are you describing?
So im safer using footage that is remotely being pulled from iphoto...
vs
using footage that is imported into FCP from imovie?
Is there anything i can do in fcp to make this footage more reliable or safer or more stable as i pull remotely from iphoto?
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I am trying to import for Sony RAW .mxf files in AE. I get an error message, cannot be imported - this.mxf file is damages or unsupported.

I am on a PC. AE version 12.1.0.168. It is updated.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem. We are working on a feature film shot on Sony F55 in 4K RAW.

Thanks. Now it works in PP and AE.
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Den 20/01/2015 kl. 19.55 skrev Rick Gerard <[email protected]>:
I am trying to import for Sony RAW .mxf files in AE. I get an error message, cannot be imported - this.mxf file is damages or unsupported.
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First, your AE needs to be updated. The current version is 12.2.1.5
If that does not fix the problem let us know.
Second question, are you using the Sony import utility? If not, give that a try. Last question, can you open the files in Premiere Pro? I hope you are not trying to cut a feature film in After Effects.
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Canon .MXF Files no Longer Opens in AE

This is for .MXF files shot on a Canon XF300. Things were working fine, but suddenly I am unable to open those mxf files in AE CS6. Even projects previously created with AE CS6 now won't open, and give me the 'file damaged or unsupported' error message in AE. The file locations are identical. I've found workarounds, but they fall a very long way short of the convenience of using Dynamic Link from the Premiere Pro CS6 timeline. There are lots of hits if you Google, but most go back a version or two, or suggest converting the MXF clips to an AE friendly format. Like I say... doable, but it used to work fine, and I'd love to fix it so I can get back to using AE direct from Premiere Pro. Any help would be much appreciated. [EDIT] Other file types are working fine.

Hi Klaus, and thanks for responding. When I first got the error, I went back to older comps made with MXF files from the same camera, and now they are problematic as well, but not in the same way. Any new MXF file I try to use in AE, whether from a PP timeline, or open directly from the AE projects panel, gives me the 'file damaged or unsupported' error message. One of the older projects created with MXF files does in fact open, but is badly broken up when scrubbing the AE timeline. That seems to be similar to problems I've found with Google. It used to work fine, and now it doesn't. AE is 11.0.2.12 which I suspect is a new version than when I made the last project. System is Win7 3039K @ 4.2Ghz, 32Gb RAM, and GTX570. Project drive is raid0 with two 2nd gen Velociraptors. One other raid0 drive. Lots of drives totalling 14Tb. It won't be the end of the world if I have to transcode a few clips, but it used to work, so I'm thinking it should be fixable.

Anyone Figure Out How To Edit Using Canon .mxf Files?

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Put the CONTENTS folder in its own folder and name it e.g. Card 1.
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Or go to the Project Window and click on Card 1 and Import Folder.
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These single files can be imported into the Project Window.

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All afternoon I've been trying to figure out how to get Final Cut Pro 7 to recognize .mxf files generated by a Canon FS-CV hard drive, without much luck. This device has 3 options of format: .m2t, .mxf and Quicktime. I've found that the Quicktime files are not openable by Quicktime Pro 7.7 and gives me the bewildering error
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At my wits end here... I have a CF card that was shot on a Canon XF305, I have downloaded the Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro X 2.2, all the folders are in place.
I keep getting this: (No importable files)
What am I missing????

hmmm, the folder structure starts with the CONTENTS folder on the CF card that was sent to me (nothing precedes it)--perhaps that's a clue? Never worked with mxf files before, so I wouldn't know. (on a side note, VLC media player seems to playing back the mxf files fine)
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