What is this error: "The item is not on an edit frame boundary."?

Question

I exported XML from one computer and imported into another and got the message: Final Cut Pro encountered an error importing the XML file.  The error log says: "The item is not on an edit frame boundary (durations+"80679599/3000000s": /fcpxml{1}/project{1} /clip[934]/video[1]/@duration).  What does this mean???? I searched discussions and found no mention of an error or anything else having to do with edit frame foundaries.
The library involved was copied to another computer, the project edited, and exported as XML back to the original computer.  With the above error message.  All the event clips came across fine, but the 4 projects that were in the Event did not import back to the original computer.
Both computers:
Mac OS 10.9.2
FCPX 10.1.1
Source material in "Original" H.264 format.  Edit format is native format.
Does this mean I have to use all I frame format to use XML import/export??
thanks
Rick

Answer 1

Hi,
I searched for the similar error log, the issue is finally solved by adding more drive space even though they though there is plenty space already.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/d06c9b2c-0bc1-44c6-b83a-2dc0b70936c4/the-item-could-not-be-indexed-successfully-because-the-item-failed-in-the-indexing-subsystem?forum=sharepointsearch
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/480369-the-item-could-not-be-indexed-successfully
From your decription, the issue seems to occur to your full crawl. There is one point in best practise for crawling:
Run full crawls only when it is necessary, the reasons to do a full crawl are as below:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219577.aspx#Plan_full_crawl
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn535606.aspx
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