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j-v wrote on 10/25/2019, 5:10 AM

By rightclicking, when Make Proxy is greyed out it is already been made.

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akewowo wrote on 10/25/2019, 5:20 AM

Thank you but if I have more than 150 clips?

3POINT wrote on 10/25/2019, 10:26 AM

As soon as you move a clip from the bin to the timeline, a proxy will be generated (when auto proxies is enabled) or not when a proxy already exists. These proxies are also available in other projects. So which benefit do you expect from knowing which clip already has a proxy?

akewowo wrote on 10/26/2019, 10:17 AM

auto proxy is only available for over 4K

akewowo wrote on 10/26/2019, 10:19 AM

i want to know which clips have no proxy in the list in the bin as i have more than 150 clips

vkmast wrote on 10/26/2019, 12:48 PM

Have you considered tagging media files? See online help (F1) item Tagging media files.

Also, right-clicking in the PM window and then clicking Explore containing folder shows the sfvp0 files.

akewowo wrote on 10/26/2019, 1:45 PM

thank you, but i thought there would be a way to show it in the bin window

3POINT wrote on 10/26/2019, 2:05 PM

auto proxy is only available for over 4K

You can change that in the internal preferences. On the other hand you can select all media in the bin and by right-click force proxies creating. The result is that for all media that hasn't already a proxy, a proxy will be created. Working with proxies is a background process that makes editing high-res media easier on a less performance system. There is absolutely no need to know which media has a proxy or not, Vegas automatically handles proxy building and use.