[George Hill]

OK, For myself, I just figured it out, and I don’t know if it will help the OP but it might help the next guy with my problem.

First, I selected all the clips I needed to relink, which was all of them. Then I would tell it to relink, it would give me a file name and ask me to find it, and I did, and it managed to use that to relink a large number of other clips. Then it would ask me again, and I would repeat the process.

The good thing is that for the 6 directories and approximately 500 or so sub directories, it only asked me about six times, as once it found the first, it figured out the path to the others.

I’m a beginner at Premiere, so I didn’t know it would do that, thought I would have to find 500 paths, and panicked. I posted on this thread instead of in the beginner section since it was related when I did my search on the problem.

[George Hill]

I’m having just the same problem. I had to move everything to a PC to edit, due to location. Now I’m back on a school mac, and it wants me to reconnect every clip, individually.

We shot on the RED and it puts every clip into it’s own individual folder, sub folder, etc. I’m looking at spending a day and a night laboriously telling it where each and every clip is.

Isn’t there some way to reconnect media in bulk? Fast?

[George Hill]

I’m downloading plural eyes now. That said, I think the button I was looking for was “Merge clips.”