Batch reconnecting from a different disk

I've moved the scratch location to new hard disk I bought, now I want to edit a old project in which I've to reconnect the media. I don't see an option to do a batch reconnect. reconnecting individual clips is time consuming. Just wondering if anybody here had similar experience and valuable solution for me.
thanks

Highlight all the media you want to reconnect, then choose RECONNECT from the FILE menu. It will ask to reconnect all the media you chose.
Shane

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Last edited by ElKatrina (2011-11-08 02:06:54)

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Last edited by ElKatrina (2011-11-07 07:52:34)

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