Erasing the Untitled File

Right click the icon then select Show Package Contents to reveal all it's parts.

You can trash it but if you get a can't be done message create a new Library first.

There must be one Library.

Al

If you are sure you don't need it, you can trash it in the Finder. Just close the library first, or better yet quit FCP X.

By the way, most of the stuff in that library is most likely "optimized media". Before you trash the library altogether, try this: File->Delete Generated Library Files and check all the boxes. I bet that your library will then be 1/10 the size, and maybe you'll want to keep it after all.

saxyjazzman wrote:

Can I simply dump that

file into the Trash and another (empty) Library icon will appear? I cannot locate any sub-files down-path from this file (with the 4 purple

squares with white stars inside.

Sort of, but not from within FCP X,

right click the purple square with the 4 stars in FCPX.

Reveal In Finder

Close FCP X

Delete the file that 'Reveal In Finder' found

open FCP X again.

A new Untitled Library will be created, totally empty

If there is nothing at all in the library that you need to keep, then join gin and editing / deleting parts of a package is really just align way around it, and more liable to problems in the future if this app works the same as any other of th emac apps that are packages/bundles.

If there is nothing you need, just delete the whole library and a new clean one will just be created next time you open FCP X