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Hi, Tara Olsen
Clipchamp can fail to import media even when cloud storage is available. The issue may instead involve the file format, damaged media, browser data, or insufficient temporary space on the computer.
Besides the solutions provided by the Q&A Assist, here are some suggestions you can try:
Test with one newly created file, such as a small JPG image or MP3 audio file. Clipchamp’s recommended formats include JPG or PNG for images and MP3, WAV, or OGG for audio.
If the test file uploads, resave the affected image through the Photos app as a new JPG or PNG. For music, convert it to MP3 or OGG. A file can have a supported extension but still be unreadable or encoded incorrectly.
Clear only Clipchamp’s cached site data, restart the browser, and reopen the project. Keep copies of the original files first, as Clipchamp may ask you to locate them again.
Create a blank project and import one file. If that works, the original project may be overloaded or damaged.
Check that the computer has plenty of free disk space, then close other browser tabs and programs. Clipchamp uses local memory and temporary disk space while importing and processing media.
Thank you for your patience in reading, I hope this information has been helpful to you.
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