[Helena Kristen guenzel]

When I go to the inspector, here are the “current” settings for either Best Quality or Fastest Encoding:

Frame Controls: off
Resize Filter: Better (Linear Filter)
Output Field: Same as Source
Deinterlace: Fast (Line Averaging)
Adaptive Details : checked
Anti-alias: all the way to the left
Details Level: all the way to the left
Rate Conversion: Fast (Nearest Frame)
Set Duration to: 100%

The film was shot at 23.98.

[Helena Kristen guenzel]

so what can I do to get it back?

1. Is it a matter of reconnecting the files to the source?

2. Or do I need to start from the beginning with linking the audio files to the clips (I’ve actually used) as was done in the beginning and then re-formating the files to get the shots I had?

I’m hoping there is a way to make this “hiccup” as painless as possible with the capabilities of today’s technology.

Thanks!

[Helena Kristen guenzel]

I tried that earlier, but nothing happened. Then I noticed my FCP projects say that the audio media is offline and when I try and re-connect, it doesn’t reconnect or it doesn’t hold the “reconnection”. In addition, all the deleted audio files are white-ish while the working files (video & audio) are grey-ish.
That is when I decided to paste all the files back onto the scratch disk that I somehow deleted.

What am I missing? Like Zane says, it should just be as simple as re-rendering, but that’s not working.