Unable to ingest file- "reason:import xmp failed!"

I have been trying to ingest an 8mm video file into prelude and get the error message "reason:import xmp failed!". I have ingested many other 8 mm files with no problems. I tried to import it in to premiere pro and it said file type not recognized. It opens fine in quicktime. It was initially captured into final cut pro as a simple DV-NTSC.
Any thoughts from anyone?
Thanks very much.
Ken

Hi Wes - The only place I can upload it, is to "yousendit" which has a 2 gb limit. Unfortunately all of the files are from video tapes and are 5-18 GB. I tried re-recapturing a short segment of one of the files but prelude ingested it just fine.
The back-story on this is that I have captured over 50, 8mm tapes using finalcut 5 on my G5 over the last 9 years. They were captured as DV-ntsc. I just purchased an iMac and production premium, and plugged the external drives with the files on them into the iMac. All but 6 files are fine with the remaining 6 having this problem. I can easily see which files are a problem in the ingest dialog box when there is no thumbnail but only a generic quicktime icon. They will all open in quicktime.
I looked at the info box and they all look the same. Do you have any ideas about what I could check? Are there some hidden settings accesible with and option or command + key? It seems like there is something simple happening.
Do you have a suggestion of where I coud upload a file?
Thanks very much for your help.
Ken Zaner

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BR0059I BRBACKUP function ID: aff
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/oracle/BWP/origlogA/log_g11m1.dbf
/oracle/BWP/origlogB/log_g12m1.dbf
/oracle/BWP/origlogA/log_g13m1.dbf
/oracle/BWP/origlogB/log_g14m1.dbf
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BR0143I Backup type: offline
BR0130I Backup device type: util_file
BR0109I Files will be saved by backup utility
BR0134I Unattended mode with 'force' active - no operator confirmation allowed
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BR0307I Shutting down database instance BWP ...
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2008-05-23 15.59.33
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BR0232E 0 of 19 files saved by backup utility
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2008-05-23 15.59.33
BR0231E Backup utility call failed
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2008-05-23 15.59.35
BR0304I Starting and opening database instance BWP ...
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2008-05-23 15.59.42
BR0305I Start and open of database instance BWP successful
BR0056I End of database backup: bdxzgdlt.aff 2008-05-23 15.59.33
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</rdf:Description>
<rdf:Description rdf:about=''
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And the picture displayed in Lightroom:

Batch Import .XMP info into DNG Files

I have a few thousand Canon 5D RAW files that have accompanying XMP files created by PS CS2 containing of a lot of metadata that I manually typed in for each photo.
Because of some better ICC profile features in DXO Optics Pro 4.x, I want to batch process my Canon 5D raw files (with XMP EXIF data) by DXO Pro into DNG. My problem is how to batch incorporate the XMP data into the resulting DNG file. It doesn't appear
I found a way I can manually import the data in CS3 for a single photo. However, that's no good for 3000 photos.
Does anyone have a simple batch method that will do what I want? The XMP files are all named the same as the RAW files, so matching up the files is a piece of cake.
Could I create an action that would somehow open the new DXO generated DNG file, and import the XMP file using some type of filename matching process?

Why not simply run the DNG Converter on that folder? It will merge the XMP sidecars into the resultant DNG files.

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