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    Howdy,

    I shot AVCHD footage and saved the entire card (including private folder) onto a backup server. Months later I go to work with the footage in FCPX but encounter an error when importing the card. Using VLC I can watch the raw .MTS files, though they are choppy. What I notice is that the .MTS files actually have footage from a different shoot randomly imbedded and overwriting the footage that should be on the card. To be clear, a single .MTS file shows one person for the first few minutes then jump cuts to a different person recorded a week earlier and then jumps back again (multiple times). I have no idea how this is possible since, from my understanding, each .MTS file should be a single unique take.

    I have tried repairing the .MTS files and viewing them in other players, but even when I manage to transcode the .MTS files, the result is a video with many sections overwritten with the wrong media.

    Has anyone ever experienced a similar problem? Is there a solution? Or a way to avoid this problem in the future? If anyone wants to look at this wacky footage I can send you the raw .MTS file.

    Thanks,
    Dan
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    most likely a corrupt mem card, as it overwrote sectors already in use. i'd toss it.
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