About "Append mode" of cs6, cc & cc2014 project file in order to insert xml sequence which is sent from 3rd-party tool

let me ask you all something about “Append mode” of cs6, cc & cc2014 project file in order to insert multiple xml sequence which is sent from 3rd-party tool into specific project file .
Finalcut pro 7 & x was supported this , but i am not sure will support this on cs6, cc & cc2014 .
is this possible ??
could someone let me know about this - append mode possible or not ??

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Tweaker's Page ...
http://ppbm7.com/index.php/tweakers-page
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In unskillful English, excuse me.

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{A282940A-5F76-4FF8-9568-8B7D14133259}.Debug|Any CPU.ActiveCfg = Debug|Any CPU
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{A282940A-5F76-4FF8-9568-8B7D14133259}.Release|Any CPU.ActiveCfg = Release|Any CPU
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2.
Solution2 Interface
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>>Are there any APIs and components available which are able to read csproj files and provide corresponding object model ?
Not any public ones but please refer to the following page for more information about how you could parse Visual Studio projects and solution files:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/707107/library-for-parsing-visual-studio-solution-files
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Corrupt audio file prevents me from opening Logic project file

Hello,
I've been running Logic 8 for a couple years off my MacBook and have never encountered any significant problems of file corruption until recently.
The issue I encountered is this:
I've been producing a lengthy track in an on-going Logic project file for some time and after completing a recording session I saved and started deleting excess track copies to clean up my arrange window. Upon doing so Logic unexpectedly crashed.
After attempting to reopen the project file, it started its normal process of loading its respective audio files, but now it hangs on one particular audio file indefinitely (I'll refer to it as 'audio file x' for ease of reference), freezing and crashing Logic as a result. All of this project file's auto backup files are also incapable of being opened without giving me the same result and crashing Logic.
I have no way of opening this project file and getting at my most recent saved sequence!
I've tried removing this corrupt 'audio file x' from the project's audio folder and dragging it to the desktop, but this had no effect and I still can't open any recent version of the project file.
Older saved copies of the current project file do still open though (most likely because they were saved prior to the corruption caused by this suspect 'audio file x.') When opening an earlier iteration of the project, I get a message '1 invalid audio region found' (I assume referring to the corrupt suspect 'audio file x' that I removed to the desktop) but the project file is still able to open.
I realize I could import the audio files from the most recent version of the crashed file to an older project version and reconstruct things back to the way they were, but it would take me a lot of time and I'm hoping there may be some way to recover the un-openable project file by getting it to stop looking for this corrupted 'audio file x' on startup.
When I click 'show package contents' of the Logic Project file, I notice two items labeled 'displayState' and 'documentData.' From my troubleshooting I've come to the basic understanding that the 'documentData' file contains all the sequence data and settings for its respective Logic Project file.
I think the 'document data' of the unopenable project file in question may be corrupt because whenever I replace it with the 'document data' from an earlier Project file version, the file is able to open. This doesn't do me much good though, because it's document data from an earlier iteration of the project and I need to be able to get at the current sequence I had right before my file crashed.
Is there anyway to open a project file without letting it load its audio files? Or is there anyway I could get inside the 'document data' file to delete the reference/pathway in its audio bin to the corrupt 'audio file x' its hanging on?
Any insights would be greatly appreciated. I'm hoping there's some way I won't have to repeat a couple days worth of work. Thanks for your help!

stooby3535 wrote:
After further troubleshooting I've realized that the suspicious audio file that prevents the project file from opening is actually not corrupted itself. I can still play the audio file in other media software like Quicktime, etc. with no problem.
This leads me to believe the problem opening the project file lies solely with the corrupted 'documentData' file.
Does anyone have any ideas about how I could somehow open this project file and delete the reference of the troublesome audio file from the project's audio bin?
Well... it really sounds like the project itself is corrupted, that's one of the reasons all project files won't load from a certain point on.
Try this.
Reboot the Mac.
Open the Applications folder and boot Logic from it's icon.
As soon as the Logic Logo/graphic window appears on the screen hold down the control key. You will see a message pop up that says something like "Launch the Core Audio Driver" there will be yes/no choice available... select NO.
Go to the File menu and selct "open" go find your project file and see if it will open. If it does.. delete the audio file in question... however.. I would also look at any plugins you recently installed and are possibly using in this project...this sounds more like a plugin problem rather than an audio file problem, but that's just a gut feeling.
Anyway, if it opens delete whatever you suspect and save under a different name.
Reboot Logic and see if it can load the project.
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Biggest project file you've had?

Last year, I worked on a subtitled feature-length doc. The project had about 90 hours of footage and the project file got up to about 350 MB. It would have gotten bigger, but Final Cut HD and our G5 (2GB RAM, dual 2GHz processor) couldn't handle it.
Now, I'm just starting to cut a film with 230 hours of footage and growing--no subtitles though. The project file's up to about 70 MB, and starting to cause FCP 5.0.2 and this project's G4 (1.75GB RAM & dual 1GHz processor) some problems.
As far as I understand, FCP is much worse at dealing with size than AVID. It's been explained to me, that AVID treats each bin as a separate file, so in opening a project file, you don't have to deal with the full extent of the project. I've also been told that FCP cannot deal with more than 2.5 GB RAM, so increasing beyond that won't help your performance.
So, I'm curious if any of you have stories of massive project files, and I'm curious if the assumptions I have about FCP v AVID and RAM usage are still true with newer versions.
Thanks!
Aaron

Because FCP can use up to 2.5 gigs, more RAM than your gig will help.
Again... it's the complexity of an open sequence that causes the problem. The project file's size does contribute, but it's impact isn't nearly as much as opening a sequence with a lot of edits in it. I can see a slowdown with my 2.5 gigs of RAM once there's about 400 edits or so in any open sequence or SET of sequences. i.e. only working with sequences open with fewer than about 400 edits will alleviate the slow down or loss of memory.
If you're working with complex sequences, then breaking them down will speed things up. More RAM (up to a point) will also help. Keeping smaller project files helps too, but not as much as keeping sequences a bit simpler, with fewer edits open at one time, and also keeping sequences rendered. Un rendered sequences seem to use more RAM, though I'm not positive about why... just seems that way to me. Faster CPU's also help... there is a TON of difference between single and duals, and another ton of difference between G4's and G5's... the intel Macs will also improve performance ESPECIALLY when FCP is totally optimized for them, which as far as I know, hasn't really happened yet.
Out of memory error reports can also be caused by PSD files with blank layers in them being loaded into the timeline window... that's a common problem. Bad render files also contribute I think. Trashing all renders in a sequence and re rendering sometimes helps as well.
When you opened a large project file, and when you installed later and later versions of the OS, you took RAM away from FCP... i.e. OS X uses more RAM than OS 9, and in each incarnation of the OS, it uses more and more RAM, which leaves less for FCP.
The contributing factors are many, but they get worse and worse as time goes on. Let's hope that RAM prices crash AND that FCP will address more and more as time goes on. (betcha it does)
HTH
Jerry

Can't open FPC 5.1 project file over 20 MB

Hello,
I just upgraded from a dual 2.7 G5 with FCP 5.1 (Studio 1), to a 2x2 GHz dual-core Intel Mac Pro with 5 GB RAM. I upgraded to the FCP Studio 2, with FCP 6, at the same time.
This is the problem I'm having: I cannot open any FCP project file over about 20 MBs. I can open any up to and including one 19.3 MB file. I've tried ones that were 250k, 1.5, 4, 7, 11MB, etc. However, I cannot open a 22.4 MB project file, or any larger ones (going up to about 55 MB). These are old project files that I can open just fine on my old mac.
Is this a known issue? I was unable to find any similar posts on the forums. Any help on this would be great.
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Michael
here is a link to a snippet of the program to give you an idea of the depth, the treatment is similar throughout the 9min20sec.
digital-image.com.au/videos/Spectacular_V19.mov
Workflow...
Project contains variety of elements
DV captured from tape
DV from MPG1s converted in MPEG streamclip
still images
masks using "Travel Matte Luma"
sequences & vision created in motion, both projects and exported vision on timelines.
text created in Live type, so animation footage included.
Lower third banners, jpegs
audio as AIFs
all the usual bit and pieces.
Contains about 19 version of this sequence, plus 4 other sequences which are basic transitions with 1/2 doz versions of each.
So each time I look at making amendments or significant changes to a sequence I will create a duplicate and increase a version number. The project is backed up regularly, unfortunately in the migration from the G5 to the MacPro all of the auto saves were ditched... However if I do any major revisit I create a duplicate of the project, so in the move from the G5 to MacPro I went from V4 to V5, knowing that it would want to update the project file from FCP5x to FCP6x.
Tony

FCP Project File created in 5.1.4 won't open in 5.1

Hi All,
I recently had to replace my hard drive. Things could have been worse, but thankfully I saved a copy of a major project to another drive. I successfully reinstalled all my original software including FCP 5.1. The problem is that I was running 5.1.4 for this project and now the file won't open. (General Error 41)
Is it still possible to find a software update for Version 5.1.4?
I have searched the forum and I suspect that the answer is no. It seems that version 6 is the only version available now.
My back-up plan is to find someone in my area who has the 5.1.4 version to open my project file, then export as an xml file. Then I plan to import the xml into my system with the version of 5.1 and I'm back to work.
It's a big project for us and I could really use some reassurance. Thanks everyone.
Cheers,
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click on this link
http://www.apple.com/search/downloads/?q=finalcut+pro5.1.4
then click on the Final Cut Studio Downloads, enter your Apple ID and then enter your Final Cut Pro license. Scroll down a bit and click on the Final Cut Pro legacy downloads. It should be in there.

Would working from a locked project file cause problems?

Hi all.
working in FCP 4.5 on numerous Dual G5s (2.0 & 1.8 GHz) with sufficient RAM (4 GB+).
I'm working on a large project with a number of editors and I've created projects that each editor can use as references to the material. I lock the reference projects so that if they inadvertantly make changes to them, they will be reminded that the changes will be lost when they close out of the project. A theory has arisen that we are seeing performance degredation due to conflicts with Autosave. By performance degredation, I mean that responsiveness decreases, and an occasional crash occurs. I'm just wondering if the concern is valid. I'm just wondering if the concern is valid. My feeling is that it's too intermittent to be autosave's fault. Has anyone come across this?
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nothing is written to the project file between saves, so it seems unlikely that your issues are related to their lock status. autosave only requires that a project has a pre-existing project file in order to work, so again, the issue would sem to be unrelated
... ok, so much for logic. the real resolution is likely only to come with be some controlled trial and error. see how you get on with unlocked project files and see if the performance issues disappear.

Create multiple project files or one?

I am working on a feature length film which has 48 sequences with subclips and rough cuts created in Prelude. Now I want to start bringing this footage into Premiere for editing, but I am wondering is there benefits or drawbacks to creating a Premiere project for each sequence then merging them all together in one master project file after finished working on each sequence?
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I never worked on a long project...but for a short test of cs3 , using dailies as source material, I came up with a process that worked pretty good for me.. and it might help you a little bit...dont know.
it's kinda complicated.
this example is one part of a scene...well, 2 scenes really, but I didn't have the dailies for all the material shot... so it's hard to explain... mostly I had all of the first part of the stuff you see here and then only part of the rooftop stuff...
The rooftop stuff I made b&w with a overlay to pretend it was a cheap video cop camera..and used static to make cuts cause I saw crew, other cameras, etc... and had to cut.
was basically 3 alexa on process trailer and 4 alexa on roof.
This is what I did for scenes ( basically for the beginning of working on the overall material and then whittling it down to usable stuff )
I dont use source monitor at all.. in out points.. I put everything in the primary timeline levels..and just cut out the slates and dumb stuff nobody would ever use...cut / delete .
Then I start scrubbing through and pick out what I think will tell the story and move it UP from the original levels. That gives me a quick easy way to see what was " used" as opposed to what the original stuff ( bulk ) is.
I don't rename the files or bins as I do that... I create a 'new' sequence and move all the raised stuff into THAT sequence ...and butt it together ...which is now becoming a rough cut...the new sequence ( not what you see here above which is the first bulk of what I got to work with ). But I dont do that new sequence on a single vid layer cause I do my own fades and stuff on multiple layers and want that option... so I butt them together on several vid levels ( like 3 or whatever in this case )....
I want the option of overlaying stuff and doing my own cross dissolves at my own 'pace' if need be....not the auto stuff and then the playing with corrections and extra frames etc ...
As I scrub through the 1st roughcut I notice " Oh, I just cut from one person talking to another person talking, but the background was moving in one take, and not in the next "... which looks stupid.. so I have to go BACK to the original stuff and find a portion of a camera angle and take ...that gives me a moving background ....
This starts to get really retarded...cause now you're making cuts you don't really WANT to make, but HAVE to make....
Since I was using dailies and you're using prelude I guess there's a big difference. But I might use a part of one take and part of another take of the same scene and the same "coverage" if with multiple cameras ... so I don't think I would like splitting stuff up onto takes that are good or bad ...unless obviously the whole thing is bad from the get go... like someone fell down or their wig flew off their head or something...

MacBook Pro with SSD that has a limited disk space (120GB). Rendering in Project File (User/Movies/Final Cut Projects), it takes huge space and the limited disk space would not be enough for the whole editing.

I'm using MacBook Pro with 128GB SSD that has a limited disk space. As we know, when rendering in Project File (User/Movies/Final Cut Projects), it takes huge space and the limited disk space would not be enough for the whole editing.
My question is, Is there any method to get the rendering Projects file saved into an external hard drive which is connected with USB/ Thunderbolt/ Firewire, with huge disk space (eg. 500GB HDD).
Now, new project created in my Mac is automatically saved in (User/Movies/Final Cut Projects) and my Mac has ran out of space to hold the files.
Thank you.

You have at least 3 different ways to show the project library:
1) Go to WIndow->Show Project Library
2) Click the button in bottom left of your window:
3) Hit the keyboard shortcut (Command-0)
The project library will be shown, occupying the area where the timeline usually is.
Your hard disks will be visible. Click the hard disk where you want the new project to reside and hit Cmd-N to create a new project.

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