HT202413: Frequently asked questions about Final Cut Pro X
Learn about Frequently asked questions about Final Cut Pro XQ: I can no longer import clips to my external drives...final cut only gives me the option to import to my hard drive..just bought a ... I can no longer import clips to my external drives...final cut only gives me the option to import to my hard drive..just bought a new G drive and I have the same problem more
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Dec 22, 2015 7:08 PM in response to Thunder Nby Russ H,★HelpfulSo if you create a new library, FCP should ask you where you want it to be stored.
Once the library is created and you initiate the import process,what happens if you specify a new event in that library that was just created?
Russ
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Dec 22, 2015 7:19 PM in response to Russ Hby Thunder N,Thanks...it worked when I created Libraries in my external drives...but I still can't open the events I created before...anytime I click on my previous events i get an error message
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ns0emhw4rvmq7vm/Screenshot%202015-12-22%2021.07.45.jpg ?dl=0
"The document "G-Drive projects & events" could not be opened. The file isn't in the correct format. The file might be corrupted, truncated or in an unexpected format."
I used to be able to edit these files.
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Dec 22, 2015 7:56 PM in response to Thunder Nby Russ H,★HelpfulWhen FCP X 10.2 looks for projects and events that were created in 10.0.9 and earlier, they need to be at the root level of the non-system drive in folders named Final Cut Projects and Final Events respectively. So you need to update them via the file menu and then just point FCP to the mounted volume, It should automatically locate the two folders and bring them into the new library structure.
Here's additional info in a support doc.
Russ