Anyone can help ?

Yes...  your friend who works on FCP on a mac can help.

He could provide you with cross platform compatible media files.

FCP File Formats You Can Export with QuickTime

CS5 Supported import formats

Try the following on about 5-10 files, and see how they work in Premiere:

1. Get ffmbc - FFMedia Broadcast .   This is a customized build of FFmpeg that is more geared toward   broadcast formats and applications. The latest "official" release (0.5)   will work.
2. Open the archive and find the "ffmbc.exe" file in  the "bin" folder. Drop it into the folder with the MOVs--or if you know  how to set up a custom path, you could do that too.
3. Create a new  text file called something like "mov2mxf.bat" making sure that you can  see file extensions; you need to have the .BAT extension. Make this file  in the same folder as the MOVs and FFmbc.
4. Paste the following into the batch file:

   @ECHO OFF
   for %%a in (*.mov) do ffmbc -i "%%a" -vcodec copy -acodec pcm_s16le -f mxf -y "%%~na".mxf
   

5. Save it--again making sure it has a .BAT  extension--and then double-click it to run it. It will rewrap all of the  MOVs as MXF files that will import into Premiere.

As I said, test a few and see how they edit. Premiere can decode the video streams natively, but when in the MOV container, it cannot. This losslessly rewraps the video and audio into an MXF container, which is supported in Premiere.

If that doesn't work, post back, and we'll try a few other things.

Hi,

I downloaded your file and I can also confirm that it freezes both PremierePro CS5 and CS5.5. It just freezes when trying to create peak file.

I also have Calibrated(Q) XP Options.

Quicktime Pro tells that it is XDCAM-EX 720p50 1280x720

With Quicktime Pro you can export it to other format, I tried Avid DNxHD 720p/50 and Premiere opened it nicely.

But 300 files...

pena

Sorry, I don't know if Quicktime Pro can do batch exporting, hardly with PC.

Have you possibility to use original material straight from camera without FCP route?

If you have got only selected shots, Quicktime Pro will show you the timecode start time of these shots.

Your clip has Timecode Start Time 18:03:10:28 in my Qt Pro.

Pena

I've been trying to learn how to compile it, but it's a little over my head at the moment. However, this build might work; I haven't tested it, so I can't say for sure.

Let me know how it goes.

Just tried that build, and it works fine. Note that you need the libpthread-2.dll file in the same folder as FFmbc.