
The storage space in the SD card is not efficient enough to store the large video file. Your camera’s SD card is damaged and so the recording gets corrupt. When you did not click the Stop button to stop the recording but stopped the camera abruptly.
When you are recording the video and the camera’s battery is finished, the recording will not finish, and the result can be a corrupt video. Here are some examples of scenario when an MXF file can get corrupt: The professional videographer or video editor cannot afford to lose the MXF file but there are several reasons that can interrupt the recording or corrupt the video. A corrupt MXF file is not accessible in any of the above-mentioned software. There are multiple professional software that can open the MXF file like Grass Valley, Avid Pro Tools, MAGIX Vegas Pro 14, Avid Media Composer, File, Viewer Plus, Adobe Premier Pro CC, OpenCube XFReader, OpenCube XFConverter, etc.Īn MXF file can become corrupt like any other Windows file. MXF is the abbreviation for the Material eXchange Format. It is the video format that majority of the video cameras use because it is a standard defined by the Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers (SMPTE).
If you are a professional videographer and use different recording cameras, then you will be familiar with the MXF files.