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Latest post Wed, Mar 1 2017 9:22 PM by jdirdack. 10 replies.

• Tue, Feb 14 2012 4:09 PM

  	Project ‘Save As…’ I’m new to MC(6) and the one of the things I find weird is how to make changes to a project while knowing that I won’t overwite the original. I’d normally open ‘Project1’ and if I make any major changes, Save As… ‘Project_pogojamie’. It doesn’t seem to work like this — does it always update the project when you quit? What if I don’t want it to?

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ You can’t «Save as…» on a project.  But then again, the project file in Avid is the least important part of your project.  The more important information is contained within the bins, which can always be dropped into other projects or opened remotely.  Unlike FCP, in which all of the bins and sequences are in a single project file, in MC, you keep all that information in their own separate files. That being said, you can «Save Bin Copy As…» but that isn’t super-useful.  Generally speaking, it’s your SEQUENCES that you want to hold onto versions of, so just duplicate along the way and save as many versions as you want. Symphony v2019 | OS 10.13.6 • Nitris DX • 12-core MacPro (Mid 2012) • 36 GB RAM • Facilis Terrablock 24EX [view my complete system specs] — Kevin

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ You don’t want to change the actual project name, as all the media used is tied to the original name.  However, you can make as many copies of a sequence as you want, and even place them in different bins to organize them: Full Cut Teaser Only Bloopers Symphony 8.8.x w/Avid Nitris DX, HP z420, Windows 10, QT v7.7.x, Hexa Core 3.2GHz, 16GB RAM, nVidia Quadro Series 2000 w/353.82. 2TB Boot, 2 x 3TB internal… [view my complete system specs] «There are few technological barriers.  You can fix almost anything if you throw enough money at it.» ******************************* Randall L. Rike, ACI, ACSR Mac*Win*Unity*ISIS*DS Systems Engineer @ BET Networks [a Viacom company] (wwld)

• 	Re: Project ‘Save As…’ Keep in mind, though…you can only have one bin copy open at a time.  (Avid knows when it’s a copy of another bin). You may find that to be a limiting issue… Symphony v2019 | OS 10.13.6 • Nitris DX • 12-core MacPro (Mid 2012) • 36 GB RAM • Facilis Terrablock 24EX [view my complete system specs] — Kevin

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ Just curious, what is the safeguard for a corrupted project file? When I use Premiere, I like to make a new project file at the start of every day that lives on my desktop and back it up on the server at night. just in case, so I’ll never lose more than one day’s work if say the file corrupted, or who knows what. thanks! 2011 Mackbook pro 15 inch. 2.2 Ghz Intel Core i7. RAM: 16 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3. Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6750M 1024 MB [view my complete system specs]

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ Project files aren’t critical. If something gets wonky, you can delete the .avp file, create a new one, and drag your bins (which are separate files) over to your new project. That’s why the Attic only backs up bins and not projects. Symphony v2019 | OS 10.13.6 • Nitris DX • 12-core MacPro (Mid 2012) • 36 GB RAM • Facilis Terrablock 24EX [view my complete system specs] — Kevin

• 	Re: Project ‘Save As…’ Thanks for the response! If i understand what you’re saying correctly, is I would just go into the avid lobby, create a new project, and then open all my bins in there right? Sounds easy enough, thanks! 2011 Mackbook pro 15 inch. 2.2 Ghz Intel Core i7. RAM: 16 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3. Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6750M 1024 MB [view my complete system specs]

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ If you wish to somewhat follow the «make new project at the beginning of the day» route, then I would suggest you just make a folder someplace (hopefully on a different physical disc than your normal project location) and make a copy of the Avid project. This is a pretty normal workflow for many editors.  I do it by first having a folder labeled Avid Project Backups.  In there I have a folder labeled with the appropriate date.  And in that folder I place the copy of the project in question.  I do not rename it as for the reason stated before. This method gives me a secure backup of all projects.  Really the same thing you were asking for in different ( and slightly better way because of the different physical disc method ) that Premiere’s method.  I have even seen people use tools to automate this for them. Good luck, Jef _____________________________________________ Jef Huey Senior Editor

• Re: Project ‘Save As…’ jdirdack: Thanks for the response! If i understand what you’re saying correctly, is I would just go into the avid lobby, create a new project, and then open all my bins in there right? Sounds easy enough, thanks! Remember, there is a difference between opening bins from within a project and outside of a project. If you create a new project, then COPY or MOVE your bins into that new project folder, they will appear in the project window. If you use the File > Open Bin method and navigate somewhere else, those bins are not part of the project, and when you backup your project folder, won’t be there. So the best procedure, IMHO, is to create the new project, then COPY or MOVE your bins into that project…keeping everything neat and tidy together. Symphony v2019 | OS 10.13.6 • Nitris DX • 12-core MacPro (Mid 2012) • 36 GB RAM • Facilis Terrablock 24EX [view my complete system specs] — Kevin

• 	Re: Project ‘Save As…’ Ah, interesting! Thanks for the tip! 2011 Mackbook pro 15 inch. 2.2 Ghz Intel Core i7. RAM: 16 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3. Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6750M 1024 MB [view my complete system specs]

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