I stopped using clips a long time ago, mainly because the EDL grows very
fast, as the the clip data seems to contain a lot of information, whose
relation to the clip isn't so clear.
I also change the filename I save to as the work progresses (a simple
numbering scheme) to prevent myself and Cinelerra from doing something
stupid and then wipe off previous work.
Anyhow, in your situation, I would simply dissect the EDL in a text
editor. Make a copy of the problematic file, and try to understand
what's going on there. I would try, for the heck of it, to remove
anything that didn't look directly related in the clip's description in
the EDL, and then load the modified file. Cinelerra has proven pretty
tolerant to ugly hacks in the EDL, as long as the XML structure is kept.
Good luck,
Eli
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