[Johan Zwaan]

Thank you Jeremy,

I get it now. This week I found out that only selecting the library icon in the Relink window is enough.
Then FCP X simply finds the file in the Original Media folder en relinking is a click away.

I hope this a recent change in FCP X, because otherwise I’ve lost a lot of time finding a workaround…

anyway, I’m liking this application more every day.

[Johan Zwaan]

“…put the “original media” folder in your dock or sidebar from the original library.

This will give you finder access to the files.”

This sounds quite easy, but I don’t get it. Probably a language thing…
Can you explain me how this works?

thank you,

Johan Zwaan

[Johan Zwaan]

Hi Peter,

Thank you, I will

Johan

[Johan Zwaan]

Hi William,

Thanks for your offer and sorry I didn’t reply earlier…

Shortly after my last update (january 22nd) I tried going back to driver 3.3.2 again. After reboot update to 3.5.1 was suggested (again) by Blackmagic Updater so I did and then… Everything finally worked. I’m 100 % sure I tried this before and more than once, but anyway. It works.

Strangely enough, after that I noticed several preferences were gone on my MacPro and not only in FCP. Weird, but since it’s not too serious I try to ignore it!

good luck there and try to ‘downdate’ once more…

[Johan Zwaan]

Update:

I did find the drivers-archive but 3.3.2 isn’t working either!

It’s only outputting “Video Not Supported”. What is this?!

[Johan Zwaan]

I’m also having problems with this driver but on my Mac Pro with FCP 6.0.6. Since I installed the new driver I’m only getting “Video Not Supported’ on my monitor.
It used to be fine but I was dumn enough to delete the old driver…

BM is supposed to have an archive for older drivers, but I can’t find it.
I would REALLY like some help with this and already mailed BM Support about this.

anyone here any idea?