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Log and transfer in legacy let us partly select which parts of an asset to import. Nice when you have used the camera for recording audio, or don’t need 4 empty audio tracks IMHO

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The fact that the image shows an image in front of legacy, can be directly translates to the real world. Though we all want to, and try to embrace FCPX in our daily work, the fact that non-user-friendly solutions, like creating disc partitions keeps us away from it many times. Just like most of us wouldn’t accept having a car that needed to be push started every time we wanted to go for a ride…

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Hi Bill – FCPX does offer basic collaboration through SAN locations – but for people like us who use NAS based workflows (we have a solution with Small Tree Network Server card) it is simply not useable, so for the moment we are still working on FCP7, and considering a move to CS6.

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Try saving events or projects to a shared drive. Not possible.
Try setting a shared storage as destination for transcoded media…

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Yes, indeed it has improved – but it’s still pretty much unusable in collaborative workflows across multiple suites : (

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JKL

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But neither FCPX or FCP7 offer shared projects as well, as far as I’m informed?

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Thanks – it kinda worked ; )

Funny thing is after updating the Application Manager couldn’t see the installed Adobe programs, and prompted me to be able to download programs that I do not have a license for …???

So, instead I went in and downloaded the stand-alone Premiere Pro updater, which did not work before, but now worked.

I still find Premiere a little unresponsive compared to FinalCutX – putting a simple Title on top of a base video, makes the program halt for a second when it rolls over the title… arghhh!

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Check the autosave in Documents/Adobe/6.0/

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Actuallly Bob is right. We setup a MacPro server with shared storage (x-raid) and a 6 port Small Tree card, AND listened to his advice. We hired someone in our country who had done this before, and would never had figured it out by ourselves.

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