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The Pool
Operations
- Sample Rate: various values, choose “Other” for free setting
- Date: various search ranges
4. Select one of the search criteria in the pop-up menu to change the search option
above the Location pop-up menu.
5. If you want to display more search options, select the desired element from the
“Add filter” submenu.
This allows you, for example, to add the Size or the Sample Rate parameters to the
already displayed Name and Location parameters.
• You can save presets of your search filter settings. To do this, click Save Preset on
the Presets submenu and enter a name for the preset.
Existing presets can be found at the bottom of the list. To remove a preset, click on the preset
to activate it, then select Remove Preset.
The Find Media window
Alternatively to the search pane in the Pool, you can open a stand-alone Find Media
window by selecting the “Search Media…” option from the Media or context menu
(also available from the Project window). This offers the same functionality as the
search pane.
• To insert a clip or region directly into the project from the Find Media window,
select it in the list and choose one of the “Insert into Project” options from the
Media menu.
The options are described in the section “Inserting clips into a project” on page
380.
About missing files
When you open a project, the Resolve Missing Files dialog (see below) may open,
warning you that one or more files are “missing”. If you click Close, the project will
open anyway, without the missing files. In the Pool, you can check which files are
considered missing. This is indicated by a question mark in the Status column.
A file is considered missing under one of the following conditions:
• The file has been moved or renamed outside the program since the last time you
worked with the project, and you ignored the Resolve Missing Files dialog when
you opened the project for the current session.
• You have moved or renamed the file outside the program during the current
session.
• You have moved or renamed the folder in which the missing files are located.