Why is there this big red X in an empty picture slot when I am absolutely
sure that the picture is still in it's original folder and with the same
exact file name. and there is no X in the collections detail. I am really
stumped and baffled.



I was testing why MM could not save Film, and just for testing what if
happens, I changed the location of the file BUT copied it back to its
original location. At this stage, the X should up for the first time in the
Collections detail. I renamed the file, which corrected the latter X, but
not the X on the picture slot.



All other settings for the saving to Film File; the saving space-available,
drive and folder locations & paths are all ok. There is no other Xed
picture.

Thanks.

Joe Hissen wrote:
> Why is there this big red X in an empty picture slot when
> I am absolutely sure that the picture is still in it's
> original folder and with the same exact file name. and
> there is no X in the collections detail. I am really
> stumped and baffled.
>
>
>
> I was testing why MM could not save Film, and just for
> testing what if happens, I changed the location of the
> file BUT copied it back to its original location. At this
> stage, the X should up for the first time in the
> Collections detail. I renamed the file, which corrected
> the latter X, but not the X on the picture slot.
>
>
>
> All other settings for the saving to Film File; the
> saving space-available, drive and folder locations &
> paths are all ok. There is no other Xed picture.
>
> Thanks.
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If you move a file you should be able to
right click the red x in the collection
and choose...browse for missing file.

The red x in the timeline can be restored
the same way.

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