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Subject: Cannot import Canon C300 & Sony F5 mxf files directly into Adobe
 After Effects CS6 11.0.4 and CC 12.2.1 since upgrading to Mavericks
From: Bruce Lambert <bruce.e.lambert@gmail.com>
To: ae-list@media-motion.tv
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Had a machine working perfectly fine importing Sony and Canon mxf files
into projects running both Adobe After Effects CS6 11.0.4  and Creative
Cloud 12.2.1 on Mac System 10.8.4.  Upgraded to Mavericks 10.9.2 and now I
get error messages that the files are corrupt or unreadable from After
Effects.  Nothing changed except the operating system.



If I take those same files that my Mavericks system says is corrupt and
import them onto another one of my machines running 10.8.4 they import into
After Effects just as before.


Just a note:  My mxf files from our Panasonic 370 import just fine using
either system.  Anyone have any ideas or experienced this?

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