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Something for the daring minds ...
- Andreas Kiel
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05 Jan 2014 11:00 #38157
by Andreas Kiel
Something for the daring minds ... was created by Andreas Kiel
Media managent has changed to the better with 10.1.
One thing me and others came across is that some cam formats are always copied to the Original Media folder inside the Library. That's good or bad depending on your point of view.
I made the suggestion in an other thread to create something like a "Capture Library", move the clips to a media folder outside the Library and go from there.
I supplied a little script to make that process easier.
Now I've extended the script into a little app to combine the needed steps with a few clicks.
You can open a Library and the app will list all files of any Original Media folder inside the Library which is not a symbolic link.
Then you can select those file and move them to another "Media" folder. During the process the files in the Library's Original Media folder will be replaced by a symbolic links to their new location.
In several cases you have to relink files, but that works flawless.
So if you want to play around with some test projects download the app from the link below.
Don't use it for work in progress though you can use it in connection with a dummy "Capture Library" I mentioned above.
Let me know about your experience.
-Andreas
www.spherico.com/filmtools/X-Files/X-Files.1.dmg
One thing me and others came across is that some cam formats are always copied to the Original Media folder inside the Library. That's good or bad depending on your point of view.
I made the suggestion in an other thread to create something like a "Capture Library", move the clips to a media folder outside the Library and go from there.
I supplied a little script to make that process easier.
Now I've extended the script into a little app to combine the needed steps with a few clicks.
You can open a Library and the app will list all files of any Original Media folder inside the Library which is not a symbolic link.
Then you can select those file and move them to another "Media" folder. During the process the files in the Library's Original Media folder will be replaced by a symbolic links to their new location.
In several cases you have to relink files, but that works flawless.
So if you want to play around with some test projects download the app from the link below.
Don't use it for work in progress though you can use it in connection with a dummy "Capture Library" I mentioned above.
Let me know about your experience.
-Andreas
www.spherico.com/filmtools/X-Files/X-Files.1.dmg
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05 Jan 2014 11:14 #38158
by wdevn
LLAP,
James
Taipei, Taiwan
Replied by wdevn on topic Something for the daring minds ...
Hello Andreas!
I just DLed the app and I am testing it. I will let you know how it works in my situation.
Thanks again!
I just DLed the app and I am testing it. I will let you know how it works in my situation.
Thanks again!
LLAP,
James
Taipei, Taiwan
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11 Jan 2014 19:55 #38724
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Something for the daring minds ...
"some cam formats are always copied to the Original Media folder inside the Library."
What formats are those? I've not seen this.
What formats are those? I've not seen this.
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11 Jan 2014 20:31 #38727
by Direktor
Sony XAVC is one I know of.
Since the files have to be re-wrapped to .mov upon ingest for FCPX to deal, they're essentially duplicated and stored in the Library.
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Tom Wolsky wrote: "some cam formats are always copied to the Original Media folder inside the Library."
What formats are those? I've not seen this.
Sony XAVC is one I know of.
Since the files have to be re-wrapped to .mov upon ingest for FCPX to deal, they're essentially duplicated and stored in the Library.
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11 Jan 2014 21:26 #38728
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Something for the daring minds ...
And it doesn't allow you to copy it to an external location? Really, that's not working?
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