Same problem here. I updated, didn't realize how significant the update was, and was prompted to update my project and event files. I selected "Update All" and have been spending hours on the web trying to find out what I did wrong.
I have a few small events located on my laptop drive, and all of those transferred successfully. The problem is my external drive, which was connected when I attempted the update.
I chose to "Save" all of my original events when I was prompted to, so I haven't lost my old projects. But when I try to manually update projects/events, my old final cut events and projects aren't available for me to select. I've tried to move the events to different locations, I've tried to create new "Final Cut Events" and "Final Cut Projects" folders and move the event/project folders there, but they're still non-selectable. I even tried copying to my internal hard drive and updating from there, but nothing has worked.
I have a project I'm working on that is due on Saturday, and this is incredibly frustrating.
Two things I'm confused on as well:
- Only one of my events on the external drive was successfully imported to the new library on that drive, but the original event folder was 117.61 GB, and the new one in the library package is only 48.8 GB. What's going on there? I have no clue why my other events or my projects weren't transfered over, or why I can't transfer or access them now.
- I have a new folder on my internal drive called "Final Cut External Media" that has a sub-folder called "Passport's projects and events." What is this folder, what do I do with it, and why is it on my internal drive if it's from my external drive, the name of which is "Passport"?
Like I said I've spent hours on this issue and I can't find a solution online. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Josh.
Running Final Cut Pro X 10.1
Late 2011 Macbook Pro, 2.4 GHz i7
16 GB DDR3 Memory
OS X 10.9.1