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Finding, replacing, and saving
Sometimes I take an event from one file directory and add it to my project. Then in the future that directory may bet removed.
So, when I open my project, the video event is gone.I’ve done this thinking that all the events were in the project directory, not outside it in another folder.
Is there a way to find out if all the events are in one place?
Doing a “save as” seems to be the only solution but I hate to do that on every project just with the chance there may be a stray event somewhere else on the hd.Roger
Roger Bansemer
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This is exactly why I prefer to make a copy of any media event (even though it’s already on my hard drive(s) to a dedicated project folder.
That way I don’t have to worry about problems such as this. -
Yes, I usually do the same thing. Sometimes if I’m doing a audio recording through the Vegas Arm and record, I sometimes slip up and it puts those wav files in windows default directory on the root.
Roger Bansemer
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You can open Project Media window, set Details view and check the Path column 🙂
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Ah! That’s what I was needing to know.
Thanks
RogerRoger Bansemer
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