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Re: Transferring Projects
by zrb123 on Dec 7, 2007 at 5:00:11 am

Open each project and then use media manager to move that one project the the new drive.

You say that some people do not set the capture scratch folder so I am betting that projects are all mixed together.

By using media manager will let you move all the files that are used with the project into one location on the new drive. Create a new folder with the name of each project on the new drive.

In the future you should make it LAW that each editor change location of the scratch folders to the proper project folder. If this is not done eventually somebody will delete an old project and any captured footage, render files etc from newer projects that are mixed in because things were not changed to a new project will also be deleted. Not a fun thing to deal with.



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