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WaspStar75

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Feb 21, 2008
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My hard drive crashed and corrupted some of my iMovie MOVs.

When launching iMovie, I get a series of alerts (attached image). I'm trying to find what is making iMovie look for these files so I can clear out the reference. I tried searching for the file name and nothing comes up. I already know the file is missing, I'd just like iMove to stop looking for it.

Thanks!
~TPS
 

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To answer my own question, Aperture was also looking for the corrupted files, as I must have originally imported them in Aperture. iMovies scans Aperture's videos and thus, could not find what it was looking for.
 
I movie problems big time

Yes I movie had real trouble . and it need to be addressed by the pros from APPLE

I have the same trouble with But i think its also to do with Quick time as Some clips from 7d come up with the same massage .

I just cannot use I Movie . i have been in Forums and Been to two mack shops and spent a hole day . and then get home and it all starts again. What the hell is it with this. This only started after up dates .

Please MAC sort it out . Im losing time and money trying to sort this problem out.
Oh AndI not when playing on another mac from external hard drive the same thing happens . We have taken out the I movie and its file , re installed and still the same. i have deleted Quick time and installed from the web , it come up ( need to down load from mac up dates ) I used the one from OSX Leopard. Come to think of it this has been going on ever since i loaded Leopard . :eek: help!
 
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