The file couldn’t be opened because it isn’t in the correct format.

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  • #890
    macjosdan
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      Upon trying to create the aaf I’m met with a dialogue pop-up with the above message:

      “The file couldn’t be opened because it isn’t in the correct format.”

      All files being targeted are .wav or .mp3 so I don’t understand what could be causing this.

      Help is appreciated.

      #891
      Tim Robson
      Keymaster

        There’s not much to go on there, can you provide the FCP XML and the text file produced when trying to convert to AAF please? Can you also confirm the version that you are running?

        #893
        TVW
        Participant

          I have the same problem- export XML from FCP

          “The file couldn’t be opened because it isn’t in the correct format.”

          see attached

          X2Pro5
          Version 5.0.42 (69)

          FCP
          version 10.8.1.

          #896
          Tim Robson
          Keymaster

            What XML version is this file? Have you tried the other version option for export (FCP can export the current version and the previous version of XML)? can you re-import the fcp xml file into a new FCP project?

            #900
            TVW
            Participant

              I tried

              XML 1.12
              XML 1.11
              XML 1.10

              same problem

              fcp xml files cannot be re-imported into fcp project (greyed out)

              #901
              Tim Robson
              Keymaster

                If the XML can’t be re-imported into FCP it suggests that there is something badly wrong with it and that X2Pro will not be very likely to be able to open it. Can you upload a copy of the fcpxml please? If you tried before and were unable to then that problem will now not be there as we fixed a problem with uploads today.

                #902
                TVW
                Participant

                  See attached

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                  #904
                  TVW
                  Participant

                    NOTE: I was able to import the XML into FCP

                    #905
                    Tim Robson
                    Keymaster

                      I was able to open your FCP in X2Pro5 so it may be that you have a sandboxing problem, try deleting your media locations and re-adding them by drag/drop into the UI.

                      #906
                      TVW
                      Participant

                        I deleted media location then re-added, but I then had to change the destination folder before it worked. Thanks

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