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Dealing with Corrupt Final Cut Pro Files 3 years, 7 months ago #146

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What are the best steps to take in order to rescue a corrupt final cut pro project file? Any suggestions?
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Re:Dealing with Corrupt Final Cut Pro Files 3 years, 7 months ago #147

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When I had a corrupt project file I just went into the autosave vault and opened an earlier version. It was pretty much up to date and saved me from a lot of work I would have had to redo. The autosave vault folder is in your Final Cut Pro Documents folder, that is if you didn't turn off autosaving in your user preferences...
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Re:Dealing with Corrupt Final Cut Pro Files 3 years, 7 months ago #148

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Thanks for the reply, I was aware of the Auto-Save vault, but I know that I have heard of video editors being able to entirely restore a corrupt Final Cut Pro file through the use of some shareware applications...any ideas?
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Re:Dealing with Corrupt Final Cut Pro Files 3 years, 7 months ago #150

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Sometimes, not always. It's your preferences. I love FCP rescue. It has saved me from using to much aspirin.
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