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Can"t Get Imovie To External Hard Drive

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i'm having a similar problem... i tried saving from imovie directly to the external.. and it says the drive is locked.. or doesn't have enough room... i tried dragging the icon and it says it has unfamiliar characters...

i know it has enough room and it can't be locked because i dragged pictures and music to it without a problem... and the filename is Chloe so it's not wierd or anything...

i'm stumped... PLEASE HELP!!!
 
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15" MBP 2.0 GHz, Core Duo, 2 GB Ram
Click the drive in question once, then type apple+i. Int the permissions section make sure that you have sufficient privileges to read, write, and execute on the drive.

if all is good, goto Applications>>Utilities>>Disk utility

Highlight the drive in question on the left, and make sure that the check box for Locked, is NOT checked. If it is, uncheck it. Hopefully won't require a re-partition.

Best,

Brian
 

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