Is there a way to extract a sequence from an FCP7 project that crashes on opening?
I ingeniously used a Reference Quicktime to edit with in an old project, and now that that RefQT no longer works (the files it references are old, were moved/removed), the project stalls FCP7 with the rainbow pinwheel after the reconnection dialog is dismissed in any way.
My question - can I somehow get the sequence within this project out of the project and into a project that might open? Just for ***** and giggles, I tried to import the project as an EDL and it gave me a sequence, but it was blank and had an odd name.
Is there any hope? Have I just boned myself by using that RefQT in the first place? Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
Just to clarify, if you attempt to launch the project that contains the corrupted sequence, the application crashes regardless if your dismiss the Offline Files prompt by clicking either the Reconnect button or the Continue Button?
Yep. Tried Reconnecting and Dismissing both (even reconnecting to a different non-reference QT), but once it's all over, same result -- rainbow pinwheel.
If you click Continue, and the get the pinwheel, if you go to the Apple menu > Force Quit does it say "Final Cut Pro - Not Responding"?
Yep. I also tried letting it run for 5-10 minutes just to see if it would figure itself out, but to no avail.
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The phone is physically intact, but you can see the LCD is cracked behond the glass. I have tried plugging it in, tried putting it on the charger, and resetting it using the off and home buttons, bit response. I don't need the phone to work, but I do need to be bale to back it up in order to restore to the new phone. Is there any way to extract the data or back up the hard drive without repairing the phone? Just curious what my options are before I spend cash trying to fix the phone and find out there was another way to get the data. Any thoughts here or should a good repair shop being able to create a backup somehow?
Im not going to be much help because I don't know of anything else to besides take it somewhere that fixes electronics and see if they can get it off some how maybe if you take it to an apple store they can do something to get your information.
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Is there a way to start a Sequence with Task Manager (Windows)
Hi
Is there a way to start a Sequence with Task Manager (Windows)?Hi,
That is too bad I can not schedule my action Wizard to run via Windows scheduler... The funney things about is that on the same machine that I have created the Action Wizard and saved to to my desktop via export, when I click on it to run it asks me you want to Import that action to your Acrobat Pro X? Okay or Cancel... That Action is already there in my action Wizard List and I have exported from this same machine and I was trying to see if I can schedule it via this command:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 10.0\Acrobat <C:\Users\Bahram\Desktop\OCRFaxedPDFs.sequ
Regards,
Jeff P.
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