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Project appears to be damaged
I have a number of CS6 projects which i wish to edit. I open cc2019 and the project is converted. I edit project and save twice, one on pc and another on external disk.
I open project in CC2019 and I get error message ‘project appears to be damaged and cannot be recovered and also the same on external disk.
A workaround is to open new project, open media browser and manually drag files over and re edit project. Everything is good. Save project and same error message when I reopen project.
If the CS6 project has been converted, why do I get this message. I have also checked clips have same properties.
Should I edit CS6 projects back in CS6 or is there something I am doing wrong with CC2019
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3 Replies
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I have no idea if this will help you, but it us something to try – works with some damaged projects.
Make a new project in CC, then import your CS6 project into that project. See if that helps.
TC
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Hi
Thank you for your thoughts
I did import to CC from CS6. The project was automatically changed to meet CC. However, despite being able to edit and produce a viewable project , rendered through media encoder and watched as required, and saving the project twice; recovering the project to view later I get the wretched error message. I have double checked the clips properties to ensure they are the same , the problem still remains.
Auto save folders are empty so cannot go back in history!
It has been suggested I start a new project, open media browser and import the files again. I tried it with same result.
I have since decided to edit CS6 projects back in CS6 which I still have . From what I have read on the net, it looks as if CS6 projects are not easily imported and edited in Cc2019.
Cheers
Doug
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Hello, Doug.
I wrestled with this kind of issue with the help of the nice folks on phone support. For hours and days. Working from a vintage laptop running vintage MacOS. I got omething into CC 2019 but need to do some re-editing.
Good luck,
R
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