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You just need import/export knowledge, not color grading :-) I did just export and merge two files from XF Utility, imported into Resolve, then exported as ProRes, so I can verify that it works. Resolve is not the most intuitive thing to figure out, but a bit of web searching will show you all you need to know to do this. To me it would be a pain, but this is one option where your use of just 1 or 2 long clips would be an advantage. mxf and export to ProRes which FCPX will import without a card structure. Seems crazy, but it's free, and will import 'bare'. Here's the best thing I've found - Davinci Resolve Lite. Those conversion apps recommended earlier in the thread are generally terrible - they degrade the quality and often introduce audio sync issues. I don't know of a way to make a merged clip look to FCPX like a card volume, so I think the best approach would be to convert the merged clip to ProRes, which CAN be imported without a card structure. And the longer the project, the more the use of keywords will save time and searching. Yes, you can keyword small selections, but if you're really using the power of FCPX keywording it works better on smaller clips. I find shorter clips easier to manage and organize. To me, your approach of merging a bunch of clips into one long one for editing is an unusual one. You are simply adding an extra step (that is really just a personal preference) that breaks the workflow. They already offer a simple, fast, excellent import workflow that they would not see as needing fixing. I wouldn't expect Canon or Apple to ever do anything about this. mts (AVCHD) files, but ClipWrap will re-wrap those if you don't have the entire card structure. I think the card structure is also required for.

mxf if they are housed in a full, complete card structure (whether on a card or a volume on a drive). mxf exports - FCPX will not import ANY 'bare'. The problem doesn't lie with XF Utility's. Yeah, I can pull the mxf clips in straight into FCP, but the Canon utility makes the 'new' mxf clip unusable in FCPx, Quicktime. Which would keep my flow the same for the PC. I was hoping to use the Canon utility for it's backup, merging etc. Unless you have an older Mac, it does work fine natively.ДЄpologies if I've misunderstood your scenario.

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The only glitch is that Apple has decided that the codec from the XF series cameras is editable natively and will not allow you to choose to transcode to ProRes.

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: Professional Imaging Products : XF300 ()

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Here's the link to the XF300 support page where you can download the plugin - it's under Drivers & Software, then in the Software dropdown:Д¬anon U.S.A. You cannot import if you just have the clips - the entire card (or a Virtual Backup, which appears to the computer as a card volume) structure is needed. I actually use XF Utility to make a Virtual Backup and import from that into FCPX.

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You just have to install the plug in from Canon and you can import directly from the card. There is no merging or exporting needed for use in FCPX. I have the XF100 and use the XF Utility and FCPX all the time. We look forward to your reply with the information we have requested regarding your XF300 camcorder. Are you able to save the video using this method? Give the file a name and select the location to save the file, then click Ok. A popup appears stating Camera import complete. Power the camera on in replay mode and select Import, Create New Event, and OK. Open iMovie and then connect the camera to your computer using the USB interface. You can use iMovie 08 or newer, with an Intel Mac to save the AVCHD video. Therefore, there is always the possibility that they will not interact properly with our cameras. Canon does not supply specifications to or test with other manufacturers products or software.

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I am sorry to hear of the difficulty you have experienced working with video captured using your XF300 camcorder.ДЇinal Cut Pro is not a Canon created software. Thank you for contacting Canon product support. I know I posted in the Canon forum, so if an admin wants to delete that one, I think this might be a better place for the discussion. Has anyone else been able to import mxf files into FCPX after merging them with the Canon utility?ДЇor what it's worth, below is the response from Canon about the issue. I can still use them in PC/based Vegas, but I'm not sure if it's a folder structure issue. So, working on my iMac and Macbook Pro, It appears that after the Canon utility merges the files, FCPX won't import them anymore.