Export & View Original Media

If I duplicate the browser (permission) set how do you add the ability to export for users in that group? I'm looking at the Trait Permissions and nothing obvious jumps out.
In short - Where do we control the ability to permit/deny Export?
Also is it possible to forbid a Permission Set to view the Original media but allow the proxy?
Thanks

You can find a nice table about permission setting in page 42-43 of the FCS Administration Guide.
About your question, let say you have all the original media in the media device (hope you know where the original representation of the files are located) then go to Administration/Permission Set/Choose there the set you want to modify...then go to device permissions. There you have on the first column the name of the device (like an excel sheet) the other columns are the options I was talking about, put the "Copy From" option to "Forbid" for the "Media" device and then those users won't be able to export from Media. The same thing for the rest of the devices.
Leave the option on "permit" for device "Proxies" so they can see the proxies on their clients.
For these changes to take efect you might want to restar the client for those users.
Hope this help.

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Hello
Does anyone know if it's possible to change the FCS configuration so that I can view the original media after clicking on video clip icon? Normally this opens proxy files but I would like to change the default behavior.
thanks
sj

I don't know if you change the behavior by default.
But you can for example
1. Right click the asset and select View - Original Media
2. Click and drag the asset on top of the Quicktime icon, If the device you're Original Media is located is configure for Edit-In-Place.
Hope this helps.
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I've been reading AVCHD threads for FCP 7 and now FCP-X for a year or two. I understand the concepts. Now with FCP-X, I don't see any advantages to optimizing media to Apple Pro Res 422 on import. I'd be using the Pro Res Proxy and then ultimately exporting out with the original source files. The Proxy files will make editing fast, the export from source files removes any chance of generation loss, and not optimizing to Pro Res 422 at import will save a ton of backup space over the years. I realize the final export may take a bit longer from the raw AVCHD files vs. from Pro Res 422 media (how long I don't know yet).
Based on this scenario, any good reasons as to why I should be also creating the Apple Pro Res 422 files? Am I missing anything?
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Harmonica_Lessons wrote:
Questions:
1. When you are ready to export, you MUST switch the playback to Original Material so FCP-X knows not to export with the Proxy files? I've seen posts implying this might be true and also that FCP-X will know to export using the source files and not Proxies.
No. You don't have to do this. Playback is just that, playback. When exporting, FCP X will not use transcoded media as the source. You do of course need to have the original source available/on line for FCP X to access. However, switching back and forth is a simple and quick operation so even if you did have to,
2. Once I set up a new Event and point it to the original source files and create the Proxy files, can I assume that since the Proxies are created, FCP-X won't need to reference the source files again until export time? If this is the case, I can easily work on my laptop's internal drive without lugging around an external drive until I'm finally ready to export.
Yes, this is true. You can either do the method you described (copying the event to/from external to internal drives), or have the event on your laptop with the original source media on the external drive. Proxy media would be generated and stored in the Event folder (on your internal drive) while source media remains on the external drive. Just don't select 'copy into event folder' when importing the source media.

How to delete movies still in Original Media folder?

Using iMovie 10.0.6 and Yosemite.
I delete clips within iMovie in my Library view by selecting the clip and 'Move to Trash' (this as I go through all my clips to see what I want to keep and what I want to throw away). After selecting to move to trash, these clips then disappear from view when I am looking at my iMovie library, so that looks a-ok.
However, when I look at my 'Original Media' folder within the iMovie Library folder (after selecting 'Reveal in Finder'), I still see these clips - as if they had never been deleted (and they appear to still be taking up space).
I have emptied the Trash from the main Finder window, but these files are still there. I don't see them when loading my iMovie Library, so not a big deal in this regard, but just wondering why they are still there taking up space and appear not to be deleted.
Related question - when I am left with a set of movie clips and I want to send someone else all the original clips to then create a movie, is the best way to find them in the Finder and copy onto another drive/folder and give to them, or to export directly from iMovie? (I would rather they have all the individual clips so better to play with, move around, fix dates, et
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Thank you all,
As the mailbox is enabled single item recovery.
I just want to make the items neither in deletion folder, nor in purges folder.
So I think there are two ways to achieve this.
Method 1,disabled the single item recovery. then delete the items in deletion folder ,so it wouldn't enter to the purges folder, it just deleted permanently. then enable the single item recovery
Method 2,delete the items in deletion folder,then the messages move to the purges folder, then delete the messages in purges folder.
the Method 1 is not so good ,as it need to disable the single item recovery firstly, then enable single item recovery .
So I want to use the Method 2
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In FCPX 10.1.2 how do you edit in proxy mode...and after you are done editing in proxy mode, how do you switch back to original media? I had no problems with old version but complicated with newer version.

In old version of FCPX I could easily edit in proxy mode which i found to be a quicker way of editing...all i did was goto preferences and click on playback tab and change it from original media to proxy...and i could go right into editing, and when i was finished before i would export my project i would switch back to original media...then i would export my project. Now i'm having a hard time accomplishing this on the newer version fcpx 10.1.2. Somebody please help me....thanks in advance!!!

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When I go to export the iMovie I've made to any format, I get an error about an Event not being available. The movie is of all images from an iPhoto album. This is the Event that is missing. Thanks for any help anyone can offer. I did not find my answer by browsing the archives here.

Yes -- when I wrote "in library view" it referred to within the iMovie app, where you toggle between "Library" and "Theater".
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To make matters more complicated, she subsequently created a second Trailor and that all seems to be working perfectly. I have no idea what's different about the newer project, but maybe just the first (and, imho, much better) trailor isn't going to work...beginner's (bad) luck? :::sigh:::

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Thank you very much for the info.
I removed the Media Cache and Media Cache File folders. Didn't seem to make any difference. Also, there's no audio if I try to play it in Organizer.
I have a question regaring "import". What exactly does that mean?
Since all my MTS files are on hard drive already, what I did was:
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I am able to 'create a new version from original' but when I try to export the original, I only get a .jpg with the XMP file. The original is obviously there but why can't I access it please?

In Aperture 3 when I right click on an image I am able to 'create new version from original' which suggests that the original is there. When I try to export the original I only get a .jpg with the XMP file. These particular images are from 2010, has the RAW file become disconnected somehow? Please, how do I get access to the RAW file for editing in Ps? Thank you. Thomasrevil.

Sorry leonie, 'Use RAW as Original' is not an option for the image shot with the Canon.
Then your Import settings must have been different, when you imported the Canon photos.
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Then put it back, using "File > Consolidate".
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Foreign trade:export and foreign trade:export views

hi
i just want to know if we can maintain two different country of origin for foreign trade:export and foreign trade:export views in material master record.
Ex
scenario:- if i am importing a material from india and export the same to china.

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IMovie: whats the fastest way to import and save all original media?

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I thought I had a quicker way just grabbing all the original media from the imported camera (right clicking imovie library > show package contents > original media) untill I tried to play one of the original media files - no sound and it was mov file. I assume mp4 is better???
I have 2800 hours of video I need to import off my camera. I don't need to modify them at all, aside from the occasional combining of clips into one movie. So I need the fastest way. Importing and then exporting clip by clip will take me forever. I would prefer to just import and then just drag all 50 clips or so into my movies folder. But as stated above that does not seem to work as expected unless I'm missing a step.
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ps Can I take the original media files (mov format) and batch convert them using handbrake or MPEG streamclip? And if so would the resulting videos then have sound? And which is the best format (container codec whatever) to export them to? Thanks!

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Revert Nested Sequence to Original Media?

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So far, I think the best work-around is contained here, where you use the Shift-T option to identify the in and out points of the original media.
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EXP-00037: Export views not compatible with database version

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Export: Release 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on Thu Feb 21 14:34:25 2008
(c) Copyright 2000 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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EXP-00037: Export views not compatible with database version
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Does this apply to you?
Error: EXP 37
Text: Export views not compatible with database version
Cause: The Export utility is at a higher version than the database version
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