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To share my experience, I had the same issue last week on a documentary shoot in florida.
It was hot and I was running a lot and the camera got hot in the end.
After watching the footage from the SSD and before offloading, I found out that the last 7 clips were corrupted in an increasing way.
I shot one clip a little later, and this one was good again.
So I consider the issue was related to over heating, and it was my fault not paying attention during the action.
To me the clips are lost and not usable...
forgot to mention, first transfer was done with E-Sata and second was done with USB2, same errors, same places...
Did you try a different reader? Did it play OK on the camera?
Well I only have one card reader unfortunately. the bugs play randomly in the camera, sometimes they will show up on play back, sometimes they will show up somewhere else on the same clip. It very strange because I have been running this puppy since February with no such issue until this week and now they seem in abundance... tempted to reflash to 3.0.0... This is the first time I am working though in increased humid/hot locations...
Roy, if you haven't yet, can you please open a support ticket and send a log file in from the camera?
Absolutely Matthew, where should I send it? I am freaking out a bit, I am in Mexico now and I just shot a whole card that came back corrupt. I actually think it is the card which is causing the problems at this point as I had an unreadable file one it today... going to put the card aside for the time being...
Thanks for the help.