I am new to this with Macs. Dec 1, PM in response to jcr4runner In response to jcr4runner God this board is so unweildy atm - best thing to have is an ext fw drive as your media disc for your iMac. Everything goes on to that. Except your proj files. It'll tell you what you've used and what you've got left. Dec 1, PM in response to Robbosaur In response to Robbosaur best thing to have is an ext fw drive as your media disc for your iMac.
That's definitely a future acquisition along with tens of thousands of other dollars of stuff! Unfortunately, I don't think this is the problem. I have GB left on a GB drive. Any other ideas? There arre several discussions with this question going on, but no answeers I see yet. Beyond this board, how could I solve the problem quickly? Dec 1, PM in response to jcr4runner In response to jcr4runner ah - but how much of it is contiguous? You unknowingly will have been writing willynilly all over that drive.
Get an external and I'll nearly bet all this will be cured. A copy of DiskWarrior will come in handy. Does Disk Warrior do this for Mac, or is it not possible?
In terms of my question, I still need to know why I am not able to import files even after I deleted some recent video captures. Dec 1, PM in response to jcr4runner In response to jcr4runner ok - we'll try to do it your way.
Can you import any new files into an existing fcp proj? Or do imports that give the error messages relate to specific files or specific projs? Try this start a new proj - import on of these files - what happens?
User profile for user: Patrick Sheffield Patrick Sheffield. Dec 1, PM in response to jcr4runner In response to jcr4runner What kinds of files are you trying to import? If you continue to use your internal drive for media you WILL run into problems.
If not now, then eventually. You can get gigs or more for about a hundred and fifty bucks. However, that is not the likely source of your problem. I'd forgotten about that one. Could be They are valid files. There are no strange characters. FCP recognizes them and they open in other applications. I've opened new projects. The problem is not specific to any one project. I will buy an external drive, but I suspect that there is another problem since it was working fine last week and I have already erased a lot of unneeded files.
I don't see any solutions though. Here are two lengthy ones. They go round and round and don't get anywhere. I don't believe you're seeing an Access problem - people see "0 access denied" and think it's an error code.
Read More The share operation Export File has failed The operation could not be completed because an error occurred when creating frame error Should I trash render files, and re-render [and how do I do that] or??
To trash the render files, in the project library, highlight the project and then from the FILE menu above choose "Delete Project Render files". You will be presented with an option to delete "Unused" files or "All" files. Select "All". Repeat the procedure for your event render files.
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