Copy a project and media for the new hard drive

Greetings,

I have a very large project stored on an external hard drive and would like to copy the whole thing, including the original media linked to a new hard drive... because I'm afraid that my old one may cease to operate quickly. How can I go on the copy of my project to a new hard disc as well that all sounds, music and video are related?

Thanks for your help.

Hello.

You can create a library of transfer in the user interface and move the top project. (It it will copy as you move it to a new drive)

If you also move the media, it will break the links between the project and the media (audio and video). When you do that, use the command create a link (on the file menu). If you point to the good volume, it should find the media and offer you the ability to link again.

Good luck.

Russ

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