Automate Archive of assets when production is "completed"
I know this should be an easy one, but I can't seem to get it to work.
If a production status is marked as "completed" I want all of the assets to automatically go to archive. Note that I'm not quite sure how an asset that is shared in multiple productions is going to handle this, but I can address that later.
I've setup the the following:
Watch: Metadata. If production status matches "completed" then -
Email response & Archive Response to "archive" device
That's it. I get the emails, but an archive never starts. Not even when the asset is only a part of a single production.
Am I missing something? Thanks!
Ok, seems it does not work for Productions or FCP Projects, only for individual assets. I have set up everything correct and the assets get archived.
When you look at the shortcut menu of an FCP Project or a Prodcution, there is also no "archive" function.
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