Missing media file

When I export from FCP to Compressor, what media file is it using and where is it located.
I had a error that it couldnt find the media file when I was opening a old compressor file without
FCP.

Something in your FCP timeline is gone or FCP can no longer find it. In this case, compressor gets it's frames from FCP.

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False positive critical alert from OEM: number of missing media files is 7

Hi all,
We were a bit stunned here as we got a page from OEM that the number of missing media files is 7! We ran the query only to find that there are none missing. One of the SR. DBA's said he thought he remembered seeing this months ago and it cleared itself soon after.
SELECT COUNT(FILE#)
FROM V$DATAFILE_HEADER
WHERE RECOVER ='YES'
OR ERROR IS NOT NULL;
After running that to verify the count is 0 (no missing files or corrupt files) I then looked in OEM at the alert and clicked the hyperlink to the graph that shows a spike to 7 then immediately went away so I assume this is some but in 10.2.0.4?
Thanks,
Dave

Missing Media File Count metric represents the count of missing media files.
You can remove it from monitoring template if don't need.
Here is with screenshots demonstrated that:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe10gEMR2/Quick_Start/system_monitoring/system_monitoring.htm
But basicaly under this message is select:
SELECT count(file#)
FROM v$datafile_header
WHERE recover ='YES' OR error is not null;
Do you have any rows returned?

How do I reconnect missing media files?

I have imported an iMovie project but the links to the Media files are broken. How do I recconect in FCPX

If you have the original media files you can do the following ... Select a clip that has a missing media file from your timeline. Control Click and choose Reveal in Event Browser. The event the clip is in and the clip icon should appear in the event browser. If you had previously selected only a section of the clip a yellow border will show the part of the clip you had used. Be careful not to run your cursor over that clip so as not to change the yellow border. Go to the File/Import ... File menu selection and point to the location of the original clip. Import the clip. The icon in the event browser and the associated clip on your timeline should fill in with the clip you just imported. If you had applied effects to the clip on the timeline they should still be there, and you can verify that by clicking on the timeline clip and looking at the Video tab under the Inspector window. This method works well for me in generic cases ... not sure if you have a different iMovie-related issue coming into play. Best wishes.
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Missing media files after update

I did a back up and updated my 8520. Now the media files are missing. did a restore but did not help. What went wrong?

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Removing missing media files

I recently had some trouble with locating the files on my computer after I updated my iTunes. I had to import the whole library again, but now I have doubles of every song and exclamation points next to all the old ones. Does anyone know how to erase all the old one, without having to click each individual one. I was looking for a "remove missing media" button or something. Thanks.

I'm not aware of any functionality within the stock iTunes program to do that. One solution that I use is the iTunes Library Updater third-party program. This utility can not only remove tracks from your library with no corresponding media, but can also add in files that haven't been added to your library. I use this with a shared music network share and two separate iTunes libraries. It works well, though I wish Apple had this functionality natively.

Missing Media files And How To replace them

I have moved a number of media files in the Motion project I'm working on. These media Files have simply been moved into another directory. I need to relink them up with the files but when I try and go to the button that says : "replace media file" I press it and nothing happens.
W.. isn't there supposed to be a window that pops up or somthing?
How else can I re-link these media files into my project without completley replacing them and redoing the trim fade placement etc.?

Have you tried the "Reconnect Media" command in the File menu? That should help you reconnect every media file in the project, instead of doing them one by one using the replace media button in the inspector.

Twilight zone problem - missing media file

I'm really at a loss on this one: I have a DV Quicktime file I captured using the DV - NTSC 48khz preset. The file is online in the FCP browser. I can open it and scroll through the entire tape - it's all there. When I right-click on the file and look at the 'Item Properties' it names the correct path for the file location (i.e. in the Capture Scratch folder on my RAID). When I go into the Finder and open that folder (the one where the Quicktime movie file should be, then one where FCP claims it currently is) the file is not there. The Finder lists the contents of the folder as "O items". However, if I check the size of the folder, it claims it's 12.37 GB - the same size as the Quicktime movie file. All signs point to the Quicktime movie file being in this folder, but it's not there.
I used the Finder to search my computer for it and found nothing - yet it's online in FCP. I used the Media Manager in FCP to move it to another location. It did so and re-linked in FCP just fine, but when I checked the folder in the Finder - same thing, the file is not there...there's nothing there, yet the folder contents are 12.37GB.
Really bizarre. I can always recapture and (I think) solve the problem that way, but I'd like to know what's going on here. Any suggestions?
EDIT: I also searched for the same files using an Invisible Files filter and it did not find it.
Message was edited by: Mr. Landers

You should try to list the files with Terminal:
Open Terminal
1. Type cd then drag the folder into the window, then do Enter.
This will go this folder.
2. Type *ls -al* then Enter.
This will list all files in this folder, even invisible ones.
Regards, BJ

MISsING MEDIA FILes

all my photos,videos and music have dissapesred. When i try to add photos etc. it says there is no room for any more.

Yes, open the manual to page 955 and read about "Reconnecting Clips and Offline Media".
This is also available from the help menu in FCE - menu Help > Final Cut Express Help
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How do i reimport missing media

While importing media files to FC, some of the files did not import correctly. How can I re-import only those files? Is there a way to batch import the missing media files if I select them?

Improted from where? Camera? Try the reimport from camera function. Yes you can import multiple clips selectively.

"This clips media files are not currently available" warning sign

I got this yellow warning sign on my project. The clips were visable below so I don't understand why it shut down. Once it got to the warning sign then the video just went black but kept running. I ended up just making a new project since it was a presentation that was needed immediately. It still says this about the project - 2 weeks later... I don't get it?
Is my computer just too slow? I only had 1GB or RAM at the time, since then I bumped up to 3, the max for my old macbook pro

Check below the message. It will show you the path to the missing clip. I'm betting the drive name is different. I'm betting you use TimeMachine back up. The reason I say this is because I use Time Machine for back ups. And my missing media files show a path like "HARDDRIVE 10/iMovie Events/file name" Problem is my external drive is named "HARDDRIVE". I have no idea where the "10" came from in the name. I spotlight search the HARDDRIVE 10 and it goes to the correct drive. I believe Time Machine's back up system is screwing with the directory paths of the working files. I have stopped using Time Machine.
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How can I export an iMove Project if the Event file was deleted? (Missing Media error message)

Deep iMovie question:
I accidentally deleted various EVENT files from my iMove EVENTS folder. Yes, they are really gone ... this is NOT a matter of restoring them from the trash.
The projects are still there ... I can still watch the projects as long as I am in iMovie ... but if I try to export the Project I get the MISSING MEDIA error message.
Logic tells me that if I can view the project ... the file has to be SOMEWHERE inside my computer ... else I couldn't be watching it ... right? I mean what am I watching if not some file somewhere which has moving pictures stored in it?
So HOW do I get to something I can export? What am I watching when I watch the project?
I have iMove 08 on iMac with OS 10.6.8
Normally works great for my simple needs ... except if you move or delete an event file ...
Can anyone out there help?
thank you,
Natasya

If you don't have the original files then I'm afriad you don't have anything to work with.
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TD

Music is missing from Media files

So I have many CD's I have copied to iTunes. I copied them years ago. I'm now trying to copy some of the music files from media to my phone (non-Apple) which requires me to do it from the media file location on my windows.
I noticed music is missing from my music on iTunes. I have not found a way to update/backup whatever to get the missing music to the media files?

"Not sure how or what caused the Compilations folder in the file path."
iTunes will put any songs for which the "Part of a Compilation" flag is set into the Compilations folder. Unless you have an older type of iDevice there's really no need to ever use "Part of a Compilation" (and even if you do, its only necessary for "Various Artists" compilations). In this example, if you select the album in iTunes, right-click > Get Info > Summary tab and set Part of a Compilation to "No" (and assuming that you have configured iTunes to manage your library) the media will be moved to C:\Users\RS Desktop\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music\.38 Special\Flashback_ The Best of .38 Special.
"So after I moved a few songs over, went to iTunes to play. It says it can't locate the songs."
Ah, that may be the problem ... based on what you're reporting you have these two options set under Edit > Preferences > Advanced:
This means that iTunes determines where to store media based on Artist and Album information - if you start moving files around yourself it will inevitably lose track of it (indeed, iTunes lacks any capability to keep track of media when moved by anything else, irrespective of its settings).
"How do if I click on a song a pop up asks if I want to locate, then I can go to the media files folder and get the song, but that if individually."
iTunes does sometimes automatically fix related links when you do this - however, it can't be guaranteed to do so and there is no "bulk fix" capability built into iTunes itself.
If possible, restore your iTunes Media using a backup taken before you started moving files around. Turingtest2 has a useful script (http://samsoft.org.uk/iTunes/scripts.asp#FindTracks) that may help to resolve further issues (as always, before you start running any scripts that may modify the content of your library take a backup first).

Media file is missing or has the wrong timecode extents

PP CC (7.1) exporting timeline using XML. Import into Resolve 10.0.2 and ⅔ of the clips give the error "media file is missing or has the wrong timecode extents". Tried the same with AAF and luckily every video clip imported. However most the audio clips gave the same error.
The AAF audio clip error is a real problem too as ProTools can't import PP CC AAF. Have to use OMF with ProTools imports.
Any help or solutions would be greatly appreciated. I have read on another forum that this is believed to be an Adobe problem and that they are aware of it.

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When reopen Premier Pro CC, get message "missing media for these clips". I haven't moved files or anything. Please help.

When reopen a project in Premier Pro, I get the error message "missing media for these clips" and a listing of every file in the project.
When try to view, just get thumbnails with question marks.
What am I doing wrong?
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Is the media on an external drive?

"Missing media usage rights" files won't sync?

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