Parsing error from xml file

X2Pro version 3 (with MTS support) has just been released in the app store as a free upgrade

Hi Jake,

Sylvain has suggested a workaround below (using clipwrap to losslessly convert the MTS file to a MOV). This may be the easiest solution.

There is also a forum thread ( www.x2pro.net/forum/4-media-and-formats/769-audio-extractor-error.html ) where we were helping a user to have X2Pro extract the audio from proxy/optimised clips that FCP X had created. I think there are two workarounds in that thread, one is to get FCP X to relink to the proxy/optimised clips, and the other was to manually edit the fcpxml.

If you need help with any of the workarounds, post back here, and we'll try to help.

Is there a work around? I'm relatively new to FCPX and have been editing a couple projects with .mts files. Just bought x2pro because it seemed like my only decent option for exporting an AAF and I assumed it could handle what the timeline could. If not I have to request a refund from head office or whatever and get Premier for all my future projects. Very frustrating, please help!

You are correct, X2Pro does not work with MTS files.

I think to find my problem. X2pro can not extract audio from MTS file format. The same file convert with clipwarp in MOV file is OK

Somebody can to confirm ?

I think to find my problem. X2pro can not extract audio from MTS file format. The same file convert with clipwarp in MOV file is OK

Somebody can confirm to me?

The file and error message in attachment

I have the following message when try to generate the AAF file from a xml file.
osx : 10.9.5
FCPX : 10.1.3
X2PRO : 2.4

Error message :
Writing AAF file
Adding assets to AAF file
Adding essence for asset [00001] to AAF file
Opening audio extractor for portion 0 of asset [00001]
Failed to open audio extractor
Error Opening asset (/Volumes/Rush_video/Norvege 2013/SD-1/00001.MTS) with QuickTime (The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -23.)) [-23] [I/O System Errors]

Suggestion: Please ensure that:
- the media file has not been moved or deleted;
- you have added its location to the Media Locations in preferences;
- the media file can be played using QuickTime player.

No AAF file has been generated.