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Which of the following describes a relinking method to connect offline clips to camera-native media?

Use Relink from the timeline to locate and link to the camera-native media

Alt or Option drag the camera-native files from the OS level to the bin

Select offline clips and use the Source Browser to locate and link to the camera-native media files

Relinking offline clips to their original camera-native files is about reattaching the placeholders to the actual media on disk. The most direct and reliable way to do this is to select the offline clips in the bin and use the Source Browser to locate and link to the camera-native media files. The Source Browser lets you browse drives and folders, find the exact media, and reconnect the clips in one or multiple items, restoring them to online status with their metadata intact.

Dragging camera-native files from the operating system into the bin might bring those files into the project, but it doesn’t automatically reattach them to the existing offline clips. Similarly, importing new media adds fresh media to the project, not a relink of existing offline items. Relinking from the timeline can work for clips already on the timeline, but using the Source Browser to locate and link the camera-native media is the standard, scalable way to reconnect offline clips.

Import new media to replace offline