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FCPX giving me this error on 1 video file "No importable files. None of the selected files or folders can be imported. Change the selection and try again."
It seems there isn't any info on the file and it wont open in Quick time or any other media player.
File was in a interview sequence with 3 other videos, no problems with the others.
Images attached, HELP!
iMac (2017 – 2020)
> Unfortunately it appears to have no data associated with it
It seems you are using Invisor with the View > General mode. Switch to View > Extended or View > Comparison (my default because it readily shows the differences if Highlight differences is ON at the lower left).
> Is there a way to make a copy of or transcode the broken file by forcing the input flags
Not that I know of. Maybe it might be possible to edit similar tags with correct offsets with a hex editor, but I have no experience nor heard of that kind of fix.
Unfortunately it appears to have no data associated with it, like ti was corrupt, but it shows the 7.05GB size which should be correct for the duration of the video (just a short interview)
Doesn't seem to have any info to it :(
Can you open one of the clips in the Invisor or MediaInfo apps and post the details of the media specs?
What is displaying that information? That’s just the file information it seems. Is it still in the camera? Try copying it to the computer.
Does it play in Quicktime Player? Does it play in VLC?
...hmm, maybe that movie is corrupted? Can you play it in QuickTime Player, IINA, or VLC? Does safeboot fix this?
Yeah I've moved it around a bunch seeing if it does anything and doesn't. It just seems to have lost all the data.
It wont play on the camera either it just says file can't playback on screen. AHH!
Matti, your ffmpeg-fu is strong. Is there a way to make a copy of or transcode the broken file by forcing the input flags to expect it's just like P1077075.mov? UHD, 23.98, H264, VBR, stereo, 48kHz?
FCPX video import error "No importable files"
