This IS the Avid L2: [Avid-L2] Re: Ama'd DVCProHD footage transcoded to DNX loses time code at end section?

Just tried modifying both start time and my old incremtent then decrement trick but they won't work on the problem clip. I get the following error:

Exception:CM_NO_SOURCE

Interestingly the sub clip I made of just the section that ends up without time code after transcoding will allow me to modify the time code like normal. The error seems to occur on all the clips that don't have a time code end after trancoding.

I just tried linking the ama volumein a new bin and I get an error message saying 2 file didn't link. That's the same number of transcodes without end time code. If I link by ama file to the clip itself I end up with a clip that is the first have of the spanned clip so clearly there is some glitch in how Avid is merging the spanned clip or in the files themselves. I should reiterate that when I initially link to ama volume other than the 2 files didn't link message the clips in the bin are for the entire clip length and they show time code even on the end section. Hmmmmmmm

If I try to link to ama file with the next clip in the video folder I get the back half of the clip that ends up missing time code once transcoded but the start time code is that of the original spanned clip when it should reflect the time code of where it picks up from the first half of the spanned clip. Double Hmmmmmm.

--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "johnrobmoore" <bigfish@...> wrote:
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> Good idea I remember incrementing time code 1 frame and then doing the reverse use to take care of a similar issue when modifying time code from drop to non drop or vice versa. The first 4GB of the clip would modify time code but the subsequent ones didn't until the above mentioned trick. I'll give it a try and report back.
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, electropura212 <electropura212@> wrote:
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> > Try this.
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> > Use the Modify/Timecode command to enter a different timecode as the start
> > timecode of the transcoded clip. Is there continuous code now?
> > If so, Modify it back to the correct code.
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> > On Thursday, May 9, 2013, John Moore wrote:
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> > > **
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> > > On today's episode of file based "Master Quirk Theater" I had an odd one.
> > > On my current project I ama linked to P2 DVCProHD 23.98P footage. I then
> > > transcoded to DNX 220 which added perfect 2:3 pulldown. On an interview
> > > clip I found that the last 5 ish minutes didn't show time code. Scrubbing
> > > through the clip the time code just disappeared at a specific time code.
> > > The whole clip was 17:20 in duration. The ama version of the clip shows
> > > time code through out the entire clip. Also the transcoded clip had no end
> > > time code in the bin. I've read about that happening.
> > >
> > > I tried to make a subclip of the ama clip taking 5 seconds off the head
> > > and tail but the problem still occurred on the the transcoded clip.
> > > Finally I made a sub clip starting right at the frame where the time code
> > > disappeared on the transcodes. I could tell this only included the second
> > > section of what was a spanned clip. I base this on the transcode went from
> > > saying ten files to transcode to 5 files ( 1 video file and 4 audio
> > > files). That transcode worked with time code. Anybody got any idea why
> > > the section from the second file in a spanned clip would lose time code
> > > when transcoded in Avid? I don't know if the addition of pulldown has any
> > > bearing on the transcode issue. Boy I love file based as much as Hitler
> > > likes Adobe's Cloud Based Model. ;-)
> > >
> > > John Moore
> > >
> > > Barking Trout Productions
> > >
> > > Studio City, CA
> > >
> > > bigfish@ <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'bigfish%40pacbell.net');>
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