Multi processing editready archive#

The screenshot is from the external drive. What I've done so far is manually back up the original cards onto an external drive.

Multi processing editready archive#

I do Camera Archive and then Import then back-up and clone the drives. You can use Disk Utility to copy the card as an exact copy complete with camera structure, you can use the 'Camera Archive' available within FCPX(still keeps camera card structure), or you can go ahead and import the footage and then make back-ups of the drive where you place the media. You can create back-ups by a number of different methods. The screen shot you posted appears to be a exact copy(or maybe the original card, still in camera?) of the card so yes you will need to 'Import' the media. I am far from being that knowledgable about the technical side of it, so will let others comment.ДЄFAIK your version of FCPX should have no problems importing the files and placing into a library. Historically it has had it share of problems and the at least a couple of different standards used by different camera manufactures. MXF is a wrapper that can contain different file formats. I know quite a lot about this stuff as a Panasonic Premium Development Partner

Easiest thing that time was mail panasonic broadcast an they gave you the trick/instructions for free. A lot of people though said it is needed and made some good money with that. I personally think it's a shame.ДЇCPX (same as FCP) as said use(d) a needless copy of files and required formerly the HPA component - which now is Apple.ДЇun thing was that till DV100 no component was needed. It needs to contain a txt file named 'Last name clip.txt' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!ДЇCPX (same as FCP) glues together some basic stuff - these things Apple thinks it's important. You have different folders:ДЎ for metadata (containing also clip relations and also describes span relations)ДЄlso there are more: start pictures (icons) for each clip, possible proxy movies, 1 for 'i don't remember' and 1 or more private/non-public use folders. In principle it is a kind of 3 system recording. While on the subject, please back-up your media files, preferably to at least 2 different drives. Some people get confused because FCPX will allow you to begin editing and skimming before all the clips are indeed imported. FCPX sees Archives/copies as a camera card and doesn't want you to lose your edits by not having the media/clips in permanent storage. Just for the beginners, the reason FCPX will not allow you to 'Leave In Place' for a camera card or for an 'Camera Archive/exact card copy' is that most people erase the cards to reuse at next photo shoot. Not sure which version of FCPX.Д«e nice if everyone would give all the info they can so answers could be suitable to issue/FCPX and OS versions.ДЇrom other thread, looks like a 'Camera Archive' or copy of camera card, so of course 'Leave in Place' would not be allowed. Liz also posted to this thread so I needed extra infoвЂ¦ Here she joined a discussion about a somewhat different issue (maybe).