Reconnect missing Final Cut Pro media

Analyze libraries, find media across SSDs and NAS, then repair or move it in one flow.

Your footage is right where you left it.

But Final Cut Pro can't find it.

One media problem can stop the whole edit.

Change an SSD name or NAS path, and Final Cut Pro may lose track of the same media.

With original media, external media, and caches mixed together, it is hard to know what is safe to remove.

Moving one shared file can affect links across several libraries.

Workflow

From check to transfer, one unbroken flow

Library analysis, media folder tracing, media transfer — three stages, one continuous workflow.

See media, link, and cache status across each FCP library.

Trace files on SSDs and NAS back to the FCP libraries that use them.

Move media in or out of a library while accounting for original and external media.

Principles

Footage Manager operates on three principles.

Library analysis runs entirely on-device. Your footage is never uploaded to a server.

It reads library bundles, external media, and caches exactly as Final Cut Pro organizes them.

Before media moves, you see every affected library. Nothing runs until you confirm.

Analyze libraries, repair links, and move media with Footage Manager.