I know people just want to help, but with workarounds you often seem to end up spending more time than work than it's worth, or they mess things up even worse, or you have to involve other poeple = more time and money spent and so on.Ĭheers mate, that solves my problem! I was looking for the information in the wrong place.Īccording to your oppinions structure, again: I know you all mean well and just want to be helpful but like I said one process is not like the other and giving advice not answering the question might be helpful to some people and not to others. And yes: please try to answer the original question. So if there is way please tell me and if there isn't pleaase tell me that, too.

Why? Sometimes when yu have to reorgnize hundreds of images with similar names and folders it takes a lot of time and money to relink them, it is so much esayer to find the right new folder cluster if you know the original path and name. That Premiere function is gold and saves tons and of tons of time and money for me, and if it's useful in Premeier it is useful in AE.

Sometimes in a middle of a project I have to reorganize my material in order to work mor efficient and save time in the long run, and It would really save me a lot of time and work if you could see the original link path somewhere when relinking.

I have a similar problem and I klnow poeple just want to be helpful and I don't want to be ungreatful or anything, but this is a workaround that might work for some people in some cases and it doesn't rewally answer the question nor solving my problems.

Far manager copy file path