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Moved Project From Attic Folder To Projects Folder
Posted by Michael Mills on June 21, 2006 at 2:46 pmI asked this on the Avid Forum with no result. Thought maybe someone here may know. A project from the Attic was accidentally moved over to the Projects folder. It will now not open and cannot be retrieved back to the Attic Folder. Anyone have any work arounds?
Thanks!
Geraint Pari huws replied 19 years, 10 months ago 4 Members · 5 Replies -
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Kenton Vannatten
June 21, 2006 at 6:43 pmTo get an Attic bin to open you have to add the .avb extension.
To get it back into the Attic just copy it back there.
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Michael Mills
June 21, 2006 at 8:32 pmThe whole folder was moved over, not a bin. As I stated before, the folder will not open and not be moved back to the Attic folder. Any work arounds?
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Dave Schweitzer
June 21, 2006 at 10:21 pmI believe the attic is a repository for copies of bins, not the whole project. Try creating a new project, then open the bins (adding the .avb if necessary) and if you need to, create new bins in your project then copy the attic bin contents to your new bins before trashing the attic bins.
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Kenton Vannatten
June 22, 2006 at 3:06 am[Dave Schweitzer] “believe the attic is a repository for copies of bins, not the whole project”
That is correct, Sorry I misunderstood the problem,
The short answer is The Attic Folder is just that a Folder that hold “attic copies” of your bins. The Project Folder is seperate and can only be backed up manually.
You can’t open the Attic Folder inside Avid, follow Dave’s suggestion of adding the .avb extension to the attic files, then using Open Bin in Avid open them up. Create New Bins and ALT+drag the contents of the “Old” bin to the New one.
personal note: Whenever I’m dealing with Attic Bins, I like to keep the revision# as part of the new bin name. For example, “BinName.15” becomes “BinName_15.avb” This helps keep the bin names unique as well as provides a visual cue as to which newly named bins were the most recent from the Attic.
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Geraint Pari huws
June 22, 2006 at 4:34 pmAs a by the way, you don’t have to change the extension, just copy the bin to anywhere outside the attic folder, and at the open bin dialogue select all files and then just select the appropraite bin(even though it may not look like one) and it will open.
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