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Copying edited film's source folders

Avi Liani

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Hello, Originally I had 52 hour of red footage around 4 TB

I edited my film as 90 minutes and I need to move the folder which is used only to small 1 tb drive.

How it is possible quickly and does the FCP project will be linked to the new drive?

thanks
 
Use Media Manager if it's ProRes, but it's tricky if you used QT wrapped REDCode.
 
Use Media Manager if it's ProRes, but it's tricky if you used QT wrapped REDCode.

I edited proxies

in media management there is option use handles. I understand handles are for transitions, puting tick in handles the volume increases by 40 gb, what does it mean?

thanks
 
OK It is useless it moves only quciktime files, I need whole folders to be movied
 
I am crazy and I am copying manually. I have 1500 shots and 900 different clips, doing it by XML 10% done already
 
Use clipfinder. Export an XML of your edited sequence, load it into clipfinder and you can copy&paste/drag&drop the files to a new location.
 
Use clipfinder. Export an XML of your edited sequence, load it into clipfinder and you can copy&paste/drag&drop the files to a new location.

Thanks for suggestion. Does it make sense at all to move on small drive. Because I noticed that I have used almost all doubles. For example may be 2 second shots etc. So when I started copying folders which include red files it came that the volume of those folders is almost equal to original footage. So I think there is no way? Red files can not be split or cut right?
 
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