There it is, quick, easy, modern relinking, something we've been looking for forever and I had two file paths going there. In this case let's try the desktop, I'll click OK. So I want to go just high enough that it captures all of the media I need to relink to. I could relink all the way at the top up here, but then Resolve has to dig through tens of thousands of folders, that's going to take some time. All I have to do is get close to where the media files actually exist. Except, I don't have to browse to the precise folder. I'm going to select it, so now I've got my normal browser, I need to browse to the media location. So I'm going to click on one of these files, select all, right-click, and there's the Relink Selected Clips command above the Change Source Folder which is precisely where it should be because this is a superior method. Why? Because I've changed the media path and if you take a look at the edit timeline, everything is pretty much offline, so what I need to do is relink these files. I've got a bunch of clips, they're all broken. It's going to take us to a media pool that looks like this. Now for this demonstration, I've imported from the exercise files in the folder for Projects, I've got a DaVinci Resolve project titled "Chapter 01a - Relinking." If you want to follow along, feel free to import that. In DaVinci Resolve 9, 10, 11, if you ever had to relink your media in your media pool back to the media on your hard drives, you know how tedious a process this could be, especially if the editor handed you a project that was really sloppy, everything's all over the place in a bunch of different directories and you had to use the Change Source Folder command, I'm here to tell you those days are over and we can now do simple, intelligent clip relinking here in DaVinci Resolve 12, let's see how that works.
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