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Most video creators are familiar with the dreaded “Media Offline” warning and the panic it triggers. For users of DaVinci Resolve, the fix usually takes just a few clicks, but sometimes relinking clips seems impossible, and a project appears to be gone forever.
When an entire project goes offline, panic can set in.
When an entire project goes offline, panic can set in.
It’s not uncommon for a complex project to end up with offline clips during editing. A video editing program doesn’t touch the original footage during editing. Programs like Resolve use a file to track changes instead of modifying the original clip, and that file can lose track of where original media lives.
Media Offline simply indicates that the editing program has lost the path to an original file. This is often caused by moving or renaming clips in the Finder, but sometimes, media can go offline for no apparent reason.
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How to fix corrupted DaVinci Resolve projects
