[Cipher13]

Okay, I've just gone through the first part of a tape logging clips to be captured later.

I've got about 18 clips logged. I now want to go back and capture them; I right click on the clip and go to "capture".

The "initialising" bar comes up, then the "batch capture" window. I hit okay, and it says "Insert reel". I click okay. Then, I get an error - "An error occurred finding the specified capture scratch volume. Check the naming of your Capture Scratch volumes".

Anyone know what the go is?

Final Cut Pro 1.25.

I have 2, but haven't installed it on that machine yet. I might give it a go on this machine later; but I want to avoid having to if possible.

Any ideas? I have limited HD space to work with so I can't afford to capture the entire thing, and the clips are already logged, so I'd rather not have to go through all that again...

TIA

[ 09-14-2001: Message edited by: Cipher13 ]

[Cipher13]

Unless I'm doing something really stupid and simple wrong, it seems NO capturing is working...

I haven't used FCP for a long time; let alone 1.25. I'm sure its something simple.

[Cipher13]

Nevermind - problem solved.

Good ole predictable Classic Mac OS

I had a network volume on this machine mounted on the other machine, with the same name as its local drive.

When selecting a volume by name, the Mac OS takes non-local drives first.

Try it. Name your drive something, and a network drive the same. Type the beginning of its name and the network volume gets selected; hit tab and the local one gets selected.

Gotta love it

Unmounted the volume and all is good.