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I just tried to copy the multicam project I'm working on to a new database with the idea that that might put less stress on my computer as it wouldn't have to open a database with lots of different projects and lots of fairly heavy effects cache files. So I created a new database and then copied my multicam project into it. However when I tried to open the project I got a message that said
" Davinci Resolve does not have write permissions for the selected path
Ensure that permissions are set up correctly for the path/Volumes/4TRaid/..../CacheClip
Alternatively you can update the the cache path in Project Settings under Master settings. "
So then I just tried to open the same project in the old database and got the same message . What the heck do I do now? I have no idea what's going on and am scared that I'll do something to permanently lose all the work I've already done.
I have looked around and one solution seemed to be to go to Project Settings>Working Folders>cache files location and just copy what's written there , then delete it and reenter it. I tried that and got the same message. Another thread suggested i do somethings similar in Preferences >System> Media Storage , but I don't understand that one.
Anyway I can't do a damn thing right now and I have no idea how to fix it.
Please help!!!
" Davinci Resolve does not have write permissions for the selected path
Ensure that permissions are set up correctly for the path/Volumes/4TRaid/..../CacheClip
Alternatively you can update the the cache path in Project Settings under Master settings. "
So then I just tried to open the same project in the old database and got the same message . What the heck do I do now? I have no idea what's going on and am scared that I'll do something to permanently lose all the work I've already done.
I have looked around and one solution seemed to be to go to Project Settings>Working Folders>cache files location and just copy what's written there , then delete it and reenter it. I tried that and got the same message. Another thread suggested i do somethings similar in Preferences >System> Media Storage , but I don't understand that one.
Anyway I can't do a damn thing right now and I have no idea how to fix it.
Please help!!!
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