Eric Santiago
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Its an age old workflow.
Have more than one copy in different locations.
For me its daunting.
I have some projects with 20TB of RAW media (RED mostly).
That stuff will forever reside in two to three different locations.
The supporting files (mograph etc…) the same but size depending maybe a cloud option.
One of my jobs has a massive OneDrive account so it can handle it.
The actual project files can be small at times but I’ve seen Pproj files balloon to some dumb numbers.
Those I def save in a many places.
Again, its up to you on what works.
If I was on my own I would def use both local and cloud options.
Back in the day I use to zip a project and email it to myself just in case.
But I work with all NLEs so you cant really do that with Avid.
FCPX I tend to create an XML for safety.
Premiere and Resolve needs more care to handle.
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Michael on the nose here 🙂
If it was a button push, we would all be doing it LOL!
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Most users that complained about a bloated Library were dealing with external drives formatted in EXFAT from my experience.
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Not a Vegas user but that looks like aspect ratio for project is different from sources.
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Dig into AESCRIPTS website and check there. I am certain there is one for the box animation.
I’m old school I would have keyframed it 🙂 -
Not sure if they are the same format but had a FX6 rental of late and the media worked fine in 10.6.x.
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Change the render engine in AME and see if that works.
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As far as Markers, I can only suggest using the timeline export to xml.
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Google:
While there isn’t a direct way to import Final Cut Pro X (FCPX) keywords and favorites into DaVinci Resolve, you can export metadata as a CSV file from FCPX and then import it into Resolve’s Media Pool. This method allows you to leverage keywords and other metadata for organization within Resolve.
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it would be easy enough if the shot was static or have a slow pan/action.
the only issue is the amount of detail you can create within AE for the waves.