In the Missing Files dialog, which command is used to manually locate missing files?

In the Missing Files dialog, which command is used to manually locate missing files?

• A. Option + M
• B. Command + M
• C. Control + M
• D. Command + L

Answer: (B)

Manually locating missing files is done by using the keyboard shortcut that opens the locate/browse action directly from the Missing Files dialog. On a Mac, pressing Command + M brings up the file browser so you can navigate to the folder containing the missing media and relink it. This is the quickest way to point Pro Tools to the correct file location if you’ve moved or renamed files, ensuring the session can relink accurately. The other shortcuts in this context don’t perform the manual locate action, so Command + M is the efficient path to relinking.

Manually locating missing files is done by using the keyboard shortcut that opens the locate/browse action directly from the Missing Files dialog. On a Mac, pressing Command + M brings up the file browser so you can navigate to the folder containing the missing media and relink it. This is the quickest way to point Pro Tools to the correct file location if you’ve moved or renamed files, ensuring the session can relink accurately. The other shortcuts in this context don’t perform the manual locate action, so Command + M is the efficient path to relinking.