When I had to re-build my home folder from Time Machine Backup after a severe problem with my HD, several things changed; but the one I can't surpass is the lack of my iTunes Library in FCP X. Only access I have to soundtracks are the Sound Effects.
Apple did a screenshare and saw that my entire iTunes library is in the Cloud, explaining why the link doesn't work. I will obtain anew the royalty free content I previously had, and that will suffice for my FCP videos. Thanks again for the help!
You've closed the sidebar. Click the camera/music note button to open it. Do you see Music listed in the sidebar? In the image you're showing there's a Music popup in the upper right. Mouse down on it. What happens?
What do you actually see in the audio browser? Do you see Music listed in the sidebar? The file path to our music seems a little different, but perhaps this is your first OS, that now uses that configuration.
And you don’t see anything below that? It looks like the file path has changed somewhere. The file path you show above looks truncated. I wonder if it changed in the restore. Hate restoring from Time Machine. Recovery and migrate is usually much better.
Please can you give some details of the computer and the OS and exactly what you did to rebuild the system.
Final Cut Pro was not listed in the window for Full Disk Access. something called fpsau was though. I checked it off nonetheless.
The computer is 27" iMac, Catalina. I used Restore from Backup (Time Machine Backups). My old Library is in iCloud and at 90 GB is too large to import. I'm guessing that's the source of this problem.
Plz disregard comments made about Lightroom. Will check for full disk access, meanwhile here is location of music.
will do, thanks
FCP added to Full Disk Access, no help with music library. This is time to go back and read the manual in its entirety to see what's misconfigured. Thanks for your help today!
That is the entire window.
Keeping libraries as I do on an external drive, does that bugger the paths necessary to make this function? It didn't before the breakdown.
FCP libraries? No, it shouldn’t matter.
OK, that's what I thought.
Final Cut Pro does not have my music library
