I am pretty sure from memory, it was yours. My program now is bigger than it was last week, not 24 tracks like yours, only a few tracks and sound and narration and widescreen normal footage, and is working (touch wood) fine now, that I avoid the narration track.Įnjoyed your student film the milk thief when I looked it at awhile ago. So then I thought I would try and fix the project some-how, but did not manage it even though I spent probably a couple of days on it.Īt least for me, the narration track seemed to be the problem. I painstakingly either slightly moved sideways, or moved tracks up, or copied and pasted each attribute for each clip each time, which would take half an hour or so, that I found quite annoying. Yes, now that I know I just need to relink one and then the rest relink, I agree it is less of a problem to manage.
I assumed I was just pushing the system too far with a 24p time line and HD footage. In that case, you can ignore the warning. Like you stated, the fix did not stick upon program restart, but since it only took a minute to fix each time I opened the project, I didn't worry about it. You can get the media offline status for many reasons that mean I cannot reach this media file (such as: the file is on a removable device that is removed, or the file was renamed) but in my experience, DaVinci Resolve will also give this status for slow devices. I just quickly clicked and disabled all offline stuff and then re-enabled it.
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