[Nicolas J russo]

You think? I think that FCP money it what they expend on toilet paper at Cupertino.

[Nicolas J russo]

Same here. Is really weird. Is not supposed to be like that.
I´m doing all my searches at the library level.

[Nicolas J russo]

I didn´t realize that. So no way to look for the keywords made while logging.

Is there a difference with the keywords that are made by FCP during the import? the keywords as the folders names and the tags that are created in finder? Because I can look for those and it works

[Nicolas J russo]

Here is an excerpt of Lynda – Final Cut Pro X Guru Organizing Assets’. This guy logged the footage with the keyword DOLLY and when he is actually editing, he finds that footage by looking that word.

https://we.tl/kq0Xz6O91F

[Nicolas J russo]

Thanks Brian for your help. I have seen tutorials where they assigned keywords while watching the footage and then they could find that footage by typing in the search bar. What you say about checking the keywords, it works but it´s a workaround… I was looking for a solution for the typing search. To look in a list of keywords, is not how it was design to work.

Maybe there is a file that I can delete or something so FCP needs to reindex the files? I don´t know if someone has Avid experience but like erasing the database of the Avid MediaFiles directory…

Thanks anyway for the feedback

[Nicolas J russo]

Thanks Noah, the first image are the clips in the search windows. The second is the advanced search with all the keywords (spanish)