Manual

Chapter 14 Managemedia,libraries,andarchives 423
Text at the bottom of the window indicates how many potential matches to items in your
original list were found (based on the lenames only).
Text indicates how many
matches were found.
Note: Final Cut Pro identies matches based on proximity in the directory structure and related
lenames. For example, if your original les were in two adjacent folders, Final Cut Pro looks in
folders adjacent to the folder containing the le you chose and relinks all matching les in the
relative path. If your original les were named “File1,” “File2,” “File3,” and so on, and you chose to
relink to a le named “File1_A,” Final Cut Pro looks for les named “File2_A,” “File3_A,” and so on
to relink the remaining items in your list.
6 Click Choose.
Final Cut Pro analyzes the les to conrm that all attributes (in addition to the lename) match
items in the original selection. Analysis results are shown below the Original Files list (for
example, “3 of 3 les matched”).
7 Click the disclosure triangle next to the analysis results to show a list of old les (on the left) and
the new matching les (on the right).
If a le was matched incorrectly, select it in the list and press Delete. The item is placed back in
the original list at the top of the Relink Files window.
Items with no matches remain in the original list above. You can continue to locate those by
selecting them and repeating steps 4 through 6.
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