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Please HELP!
I’ve looked around at the forum and tried what suggestions I could find (like getting FCP Rescue), but so far I’m having no luck. Here’s the situation:
I’m editing a project on a Macbook Pro and running Final Cut 6. Most of my footage is on one external drive, but I do have 2 externals plugged in.
I was editing away and opened Quicktime to take a look at an old movie file. As I was working in Quicktime, Final Cut crashed (which I believe was the first time it has ever done so for me).
I reopened Final Cut and when I tried to open the project, it reads:
“This project in unreadable or may be too new for this version of Final Cut”
I have downloaded no updates. What has me most worried is that when I try to open any old autosave from that project, it gives me the same message. I can open other projects without issue.
This is a major loss and would cost me a month- hold on, I’m going to put that in caps- A MONTH of work. Please tell me someone out there has a solution?
I have run a Disk Utility on all three items (computer & 2 external drives) and all came out clean.
I downloaded FCP Rescue and (I think) I ran it, but to no effect.
Help!
-andy
** NOTE: It is now 20 minutes after I first posted this and I have some good news- I went through the autosave files one by one and found a little batch that would open! So now I’ve only lost a couple hours of work. PHEW! However, I’m going to leave this post up in case anyone has any idea why this happened or how I might avoid it again (and maybe even salvage those lost couple hours?).
Thanks…