The following file could not be found in the specified location. CANT READ LOCATION.

[Wayne Waag]

Select “Search for missing file” and then select the drive where files are located. It should come up with a list of files matching that name.

wwaag

[Julian Stopher]

Hi Wayne,

Finding the file is not the problem I’m having, because I know exactly where the files are.

The problem is I have multiple files with the same name, but they contain different video.

The only information I have for choosing the correct file is the help window in my original post. It details the original file location, but I cannot see the entire location because the window is too small.

My problem is with viewing the full file location, not with locating the actual file.

[Wayne Waag]

Guess I’m still confused (not unusual) about the exact problem you are having. Regardless,

The problem is I have multiple files with the same name, but they contain different video.

This practice is not a good idea. For the future, using a file rename utility, suggest you add an index as a suffix so that each file with the same name has a unique index number. In this way, such problems would be avoided.

wwaag

[Julian Stopher]

THIS is the problem I am having:

As shown by the image, the size of the help window is obscuring the full file location.

How can I view the entire location?

[Julian Stopher]

Sorry, this is the correct image

[Mike Kujbida]

Click on the “Specify a new location…” option and you’ll be easily able to see the full location in the window that comes up.

[Julian Stopher]

Yes that works very well, thank you!

For those who read this thread , click on ‘specify a new location’ and when windows file explorer opens up, the original location will be at the top of the explorer window.

Thank you very much!

[Mike Kujbida]

You’re welcome. Glad I could help 🙂