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Hello,
Recently the company I work for was rehired to re-edit an old video we did a few years back. When I booted up the project (I've never opened it as it is from before I started), I noticed that some of the MXF files where showing up as "zero bytes" and were unable to be played or brought into Premiere. I thought this may have been an issue with the file transfer I did to bring it from storage on to our main editing bay, but the original project on the storage drive also shows these files as zero bytes. I have never seen this issue and very confused to how this happened.
Is it possible to recover these files? I researched online and found a couple people saying that they were able to send the drive to a data recovery service who fully recovered their MXF files. I have the proxy media as well so I can tell which clips are missing. What is the best solution to this issue? Has anyone encountered this? I would appreciate any input. Thanks.
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