[Leo Ratner]

Thank you Greg.

So in Case I work with proxies, I will edit on 4k and then my MacBook Pro will be able to export? Or no chance of it happening?

Which Mac specs should I look into?
This is the most upgraded MacBook Pro possible.

Thanks!

[Leo Ratner]

Thank you both for the quick reply.

Yes, I meant the h.264s straight out of my SLR.
usually create one folder for the RAW footage and a Converted Folder (ProRes). Where’s prores produces huge files, the RAW format is useless and can reach 96gb for a day of shoot….

The problem is I’m running out of space and already need to alternate between two 6TB G-Raids. Deleting my RAWs will clear up lots of space and I have the prores files as the original editable files.

THE BIG QUESTION IS: Should keep these files, even though I have my Prores ones backed up and I never use the RAWs?

Thank you!

[Leo Ratner]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! It worked – the files were saved! I have no idea what went wrong but after 28/29gb of filming on the 64gb card I started losing information and received error messages. I am going to return these cards and stick to the gold old 32gb. Better safe than sorry.

Thanks again – you really saved me.

[Leo Ratner]

YES! Media Manager worked for me.
While on the sequence, go to File -> Media Manager -> Browse
and select a new folder. Let it process and voila!