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Media Browser does not display all folders
Using Premiere Pro CC. Windows 7.
I have one very large folder for documents that I back up regularly on my secondary D: drive keeping the much off the C: drive which is an SSD.The folder does not show up in the media browser or when I try to link footage. I can scan the entire D: drive and it will eventually find the files, but it would be better to be able to view and select the folder itself.
Any suggestions?
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Is the filter option set to “all files” ?
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Yes, thanks. I tried with “all supported media” and all files, same response.
I did file a bug report.
Appreciate the help.
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