How can I capture again the original files with the original filenames?
Capturing original file names
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Capturing original file names
I have captured 5 dv tapes to my PC. I have produced about 6 files in .vsp taking scenes from the 5 dv tapes. Unfortunately I erased the original captured files. Now I have a relink problem as I have captured again the 5 dv tapes and the new filenames are now different from the original captured files.
How can I capture again the original files with the original filenames?

How can I capture again the original files with the original filenames?
David_Lexicon
I don't think you can do that (I think the name is derived from the date & time), but you can rename the files back to the old names. (Open the folder in Windows Explorer. Right Click. Select Rename. Or, or click twice with a pause so you don't "double click" and directly edit the name.
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How do I know what was the the name of the original file?DVDDoug wrote:I don't think you can do that (I think the name is derived from the date & time), but you can rename the files back to the old names. (Open the folder in Windows Explorer. Right Click. Select Rename. Or, or click twice with a pause so you don't "double click" and directly edit the name.
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If your new files are all in the same folder can you not just re-link one of them and then the others will automatically re-link. Or have I not understood the problem?the new filenames are now different from the original captured files.
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VS will not recognize the other new filenames because have been re-captured.mitchell65 wrote:If your new files are all in the same folder can you not just re-link one of them and then the others will automatically re-link. Or have I not understood the problem?the new filenames are now different from the original captured files.
I think this cannot be done. Maybe I can change the PC's clock for the day I captured them. What do you think?
Thanks.
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