[quote user="Jason Sedmak"] [quote user="jef"]Jason intructions have worked for me.[/quote] Again, I can't take credit, it was Arthur Riddle that discovered it [/quote] Well, again, thanks to you and Arthur. I have been using this alot recently. It would be nice if there was doc on this as I have had to experiment my way through

[quote user="Telegram!"] I wonder what would happen if as a test, you re-consolidated a small sub-sequence pulled from your relinked sequence, to a separate drive, without deleting original media. Would it populate a bin with the title and matte key masterclips that are now missing? Should you do it in a separate test project? [/quote] Good

[quote user="schuehlieh"]Hi Jef, you are talking of old title tool-T-clips, correct? Go to the bin holding your sequence, hamburger menu BIN DISPLAY there you can choose which clips are displayed you can use that f.e. to see a quick overview of all masterclips related to your seq There you can also choose to display effects, mattes and titles

[quote user="Telegram!"] Yes, I see what you mean. You would need a title master clip in order to Recreate it. I forgot how that tool worked. I assume that you have tried to locate the title's mxf media in Media Tool and then see if dragging it into a bin would create a masterclip (similar to what would happen with dragging normal masterclip

Well, maybe I am not describing the issue well enough. For titles, there are titles in the sequence. There is media there. I can see it. But there is no master clip any where that relates to that title. So to answer your question (if I understand it) there is no master clip to select and to "recreate". And really, I do not NEED to recreate

More on my botched consolidated project.... I have a project that was consolidated but that crashed at the very end of the procedure. I have the media, but not the newly generated sequence. I was able to construct a valid sequence by relinking the consolidated media to the original sequence. Almost .... While all the media is online in the sequence

Jason intructions have worked for me. But I have to say (rant alert) that this is just one more very disturbing example of product design and implementation of Avid's Media Composer. Add to that, but in the same general area, the lack of a drive refresh tool that will sometimes force a restart of Avid to merely see new content on a drive. These

[quote user="Bruno M"] I would say, if you're not one of those people who hates the way Windows 10/11 work, then go with a PC. You'll have few problems and be able to keep using the classic Title Tool, Quicktime (32 bit) libraries and Avid Dongle licences - all of which have gone with the new Macs. [/quote] That quote says a whole

Well THAT is obvious. NOT. Will try when I get back to this. Thanks. Jef

I am wondering if that is because it is ExFat. Jef