Just loaded in 10 hours to my main drives.I copied all my Avid MediaFiles from my drive to my client drive and did QT refrence export with audio.Pluged my client drive into his laptop and he can preview!WOW!I am impressed with Avid.
Cool! More for the "Why I Love Avid" thread.
"Saving the world, one Avid at a time"
Our new websites are up!
http://www.lifenetintl.org/
http://www.capitalchristian.net/
This is one of the occasions where Avid's Media Management is golden. It makes things like that so very easy.
Dylan Reeve - Editor and StuffAuckland, New Zealand
My opinions are my own.
Dylan's Templater - Basic Avid project templating tool.BatchFuze - MetaFuze batch transcoding tools.
sorry to be so negative..
would be even better if you could load these QTrefs in MediaLog and let the client do logging and organizing.
and a dream is to do that with AMA-drives, aka XDcam_EX files
http://community.avid.com/forums/p/64810/365065.aspx#365065
but I did not check that recently. perhaps its included in the 3.5 update?
m
Cameras don't lie yet liars may use cameras
I'm impressed too big time with the media management........its just like copy paste and the whole complication is avid's headache.........too cool....AVID rocks
magus:would be even better if you could load these QTrefs in MediaLog and let the client do logging and organizing.
When you transfer the QTref files to another PC you break the link. You have nothing left to play back.
The same applies to AMA media for a similar reason. It's also an address-by-reference format.
Let me get this straight!?
You captured media to your edit drive? You then also copied all that (MXF?) media to an ext HDD. When you export your timeline cut as a QTR .mov and the client tries to play that .mov on his laptop with the HDD attached it all works?
Did I understand you right?
D
Panasonic HPX301 P2 Camcarder (sic!), MC 4.0.3, Vista 64 SP2, Asus P5K-E Mobo, Q6600 Dual Quad Core @ 2.4Ghz (3.0 Ghz if I'm up against it!), 8Gb 800Mhz RAM Dual channel, C: Raptor (can you hear it?!) Media: 4 x 500Gb SATA Stripe O pairs, P2 archive E-Sata WD x 4, Quadro FX 1500 GFX, Soundblaster Audigy, Mojo SDi. Sony PVM CRT. Approved Avid HP 8240 Notebook.
Sorry no spell checkSLICK!
DIESELE, yes that is correct.Furthermore I did not stick to any strict format for folder location.I just kept the names of the folder and put on my client drive.I think it was D:/ on my main media drive and the client drive booted up naturaley as D:/ and I copied the quick time refrence file to my desktop then to his desktop and perfect.
Diesele,
My understanding is that so long as you make an exact copy of the original drive, and the client drive is named the same as the original edit drive, the QTrefs won't know that they they are on a different drive. They are looking for "name" media on "name" drive in "name" folder. If those names haven't changed and the heirarchy is the same, it should find what it's looking for.
I use Avid and FCP. I curse about both companies equally on a daily basis.
Avid Technology, Inc. brands: Digidesign | M-Audio | Sibelius | Pinnacle Systems | Sundance Digital
© Copyright 2000-2008 Avid Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved — Legal Notices | Privacy Policy | RSS Feeds | Site Map