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Referencing a backup library

Referencing a backup library - Final Cut Pro Tutorial

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Referencing a backup library

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- [Narrator] While Final Cut offers you an unlimited amount of undo options where you have Final Cut open, sometimes you might just want to revert back to an earlier stage of a project or a library. Other times, if something ever goes wrong with your existing library, you should note that you do have something called Library Backups available. To see this, I'm going to go to my file menu. We're going to choose Open Library, and at the very bottom we're going to do From Backup. Final Cut has been taking several timestamps of my essential library today. Not to mention you can see it going all the way back to late February here, where if we needed to, I could go back to this library and access it. This is extremely handy if we need to revert a library or a project that we've been working with, to have access or to see the earlier state, not to mention again, if anything ever happened. I'm going to cancel out of here, and…

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