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50 projects or 50 sequences?
Have over 50 reels to sort through and capture. IT seems to me that the safest way of doing this is to create a new project for each reel. Would 50 sequences be easier to assemble/work with than 50 projects? THanks.
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Are these all a part of the same project? If so, it would make sense to create a new sequence and assign each reel its on sequence as well as a new bin.
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Hmmm…
Tough one. Maybe a compromise? 10 projects with 5 sequences?
I think 50 of either would be cumbersome to say the least…
TimK
Kolb Syverson Communications
Creative Cow Host
2004, 2005 NAB Post Production Conference Premiere Pro Technical Chair
Author, “The Easy Guide to Premiere Pro” http://www.focalpress.com
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I currently have 14 reels (tapes)all organised in a project as 14 sequences. (Each sequence is a progam segment)
It is a bit cumbersome and the project takes a long time to open.
I wouldn’t do it this way again.
(Dont forget to make a Project back up copy as you work if you do)
When I captured I set a capture folder for each segment (named as pe Sequence name). I could now just as easily open a new project for each segment because I know where the media is.
Craig
Shooter Film Company
Auckland
New Zealand(Premiere Pro 1.5 / Matrox TRX100 XTreme Pro)
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