Sat Dec 10, 2022 6:31 am
In the email programs that I've used, trying to open an attachment directly from the email program (for example, clicking on an attached PDF file) causes it to create a temporary copy of the file so that it can invoke the reader program for it (i.e., an Acrobat reader) and pass the file name to the reader program. Once the reader program exits the temporary file is deleted.
Obviously, you don't want this to happen for a video clip that you want to include in your Resolve project. You want the clip to have a permanent presence on your computer so that if you close Resolve and then open it up again later the clip is still there to be used.
That's why @xunile's answer is the correct one: don't try to import the clip directly from the email program - instead save it to some folder on your computer system and import it into Resolve from there.
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