Organize Event Files VS Organize Project Files???

What is the difference between "Organize Event Files" and "Organize Project Files"?
I know that organizing your event files turns all the aliases into physical files on the selected drive, but what is going on in the background when you are organizing your project files???
Thanks,
Mikael

Hello mrbean,
I am sorry you seem to be having trouble with the deployment utility. Are you trying to deploy some sequence files, or only some LabVIEW VI's? When you add your sequence file to a workspace, and then use the deployment tool to analyze the workspace file, TestStand will check for dependencies of the code modules, and deploy them to a support folder on the deployment machine automatically. One very valuable resource for dealing with deployment issues is the TestStand manual, chapter 14. This manual can be found at C:\Program Files\National Instruments\TestStand x.x\Doc\Manuals\TestStandReferenceManual.pdf. Are there specific areas of the deployment that are giving you trouble that we may be able to give you more specific answers on?
NickB
National Instruments
Applications Engineering

Similar Messages

In imovie11 the finished film shows up in the events library but the project file is missing. Any way to reconstruct it from the finished film?

in imovie11 the finished film shows up in the events library but the project file is missing. A complete search of hard drive fails to find it. Any way to reconstruct the project file from the finished film? I need to re-edit the movie.

Thanks for the info. I do have the Aperture 2 disc so I'll re-install and repair library then give it a go again. It will probably take a few days as I have a HUGE library. I'll let you know the outcome when it completes! Thanks again for the help.
Mark

Using a JAR file as a project file

My application allows the user to create projects. Previously, a project file was simply an XML file. Now, a project file needs to also contain many images.
I thought it would be a good idea to simply use a JAR file as my project file.
Since I've really never really worked with JAR files and the java.util.Jar package directly, I have a few questions.
1) Would it be better just to simply store the images as binary in the XML file? I just spent a good amount of time making the XML file very readable so I thought it would be better to keep the images separate while still having a single "project" file.
2) Is there anything inherently wrong with the way I'm working with the JAR file in the code below?
Simple XML file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE project [
<!ELEMENT project (img+)>
<!ELEMENT img EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST img src CDATA #REQUIRED>
]>
<project>
     <img src="blah.jpg"/>
</project>
import java.io.*;
import java.util.jar.JarFile;
import javax.xml.parsers.*;
import org.xml.sax.*;
import org.xml.sax.helpers.DefaultHandler;
public class LoaderTest {
    private String imageName;
    public LoaderTest() {
        InputStream i = null;
        JarFile jf = null;
        try {
            jf = new JarFile("project.jar");
            i = jf.getInputStream(jf.getJarEntry("project.xml"));
            // Here's my simple XML parser to load the project and images
            SAXParser parser = SAXParserFactory.newInstance().newSAXParser();
            parser.parse(new InputSource(i), new DefaultHandler() {
                @Override
                public void startElement(String uri, String localName, String qName, Attributes attributes) throws SAXException {
                    // Right now we only care about images
                    if (qName.equalsIgnoreCase("img")) {
                        imageName = attributes.getValue("src");
            // Load the image from the inputstream
            java.awt.image.BufferedImage img = javax.imageio.ImageIO.read(jf.getInputStream(jf.getJarEntry(imageName)));
            // Display the image in a JFrame
            javax.swing.JFrame f = new javax.swing.JFrame();
            f.setLayout(new java.awt.BorderLayout());
            f.setSize(800, 600);
            f.getContentPane().add(new javax.swing.JLabel(new javax.swing.ImageIcon(img)), java.awt.BorderLayout.CENTER);
            f.setDefaultCloseOperation(javax.swing.JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
            f.setVisible(true);
        } catch (ParserConfigurationException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        } catch (SAXException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        } finally {
            // Do our best to close the input streams
            if (i != null) {
                try {
                    i.close();
                } catch (IOException ex) {}
            if (jf != null) {
                try {
                    jf.close();
                } catch (IOException ex) {}
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        new LoaderTest();
}Thank you!

1) I also think it's much better to keep your images separate from your XML, this prevents a lot of in case you just want to read XML data
2) What's exactly going wrong here? For the project.xml, make sure it's not inside a directory within the JAR file, or else the variable i will be null. Otherwise it looks fine..

LabWindows/CVI 2013 SP2 stops working when I try to open a file using the project file menu.

I have windows 7 on my system and sometime late last year I starrted getting a Windows dialog telling me that LabWindows/CVI has stopped working when I try to open a file from the project file menu. I also get an error when I run a project debug mode and use a selectFilePopup in the code. The error says, "The program has suspended execution at address 0x75D5025E. No source line information is available." I've tried removing and reinstalling CVI to no avail. Any suggestions?

Constantin,
Thank you for your response. I've attached screnshots showing the version details for kernal32.dll and ntdll.dll. I also looked at the updates to see which might have been installed when the problem started. Unfortunately there are 15-20 updates every month. I didn't take note of when the error started to occur. At first it only affected my ability to open files from within the project (i.e. file->open->Source, etc). Then I went back to modify a project that had a SelectFilePopup and found that that wouldn't work either.
Attachments:
ntdll.dll version.jpg ‏15 KB

Recently switched from powermac to mac pro5 2x2.66GHz 6 -core xeon running FCP 7 on OS 10.6.8 exporting qt files and rendering project files now takes longer than my old machine looking at activity mon and % of user is aroun 6 and % of idle around 42

recently switched from powermac to mac pro5 2x2.66GHz 6 -core xeon running FCP 7 on OS 10.6.8 exporting qt files and rendering project files now takes longer than my old machine looking at activity mon and % of user is aroun 6 and % of idle around 42 are all the cores being used with FCP7?

johnnyapplesod wrote:
exporting qt files and rendering project files now takes longer than my old machine
It's because the PowerMac G5 had HUGE bandwidth with a fat BUS on each processsor so they could run hard, hot and heavy.
It's not so with the Intel processors which are multi-core and share a common bus thus bottleneck.
The newer Intel processors can do more work on the CPU, but when it comes to in/out they are s-l-o-w.
I've had a wickedly fast dual processor (not dual core) G5, RAID 0 pair of 10,000 RPM drives as boot and a fast video card, I could do a lot very very fast.
You'll likely have to upgrade to Final Cut X to get more cores utilized, prepare to cry a little bit, Apple is working on the features they stripped out of it to make amends to pro users who complained loudly. (all over TV too)
http://www.loopinsight.com/2011/09/20/apple-releases-major-update-to-final-cut-p ro-x-release-demo-version/

File Error: Wrong File Type for Project File

Just had our 2nd LaCie 2tb hard drive crash. Just completed a project and was about ready to compress it when the drive wouldnt boot up anymore. I tried every program under the sun before eventually sending it off for data recovery.
$1700 dollars later I have all my files, except one little change.
My FCP project files are not recognizable by FCP anymore. In the get info box it says they are "Kind: Final Cut Pro Document" The preview picture is a gradient box with exec in the green text in the upper left corner. I tried adding the .fcp extension, but it still wouldn't open it. I keep getting the "File Error: Wrong File Type" when I try opening it with FCP.
Anything I can do to fix this?
Thanks

You might give the following a try...
1. open the .fcp file with TextEdit
2. save the file again
3. open with fcp
Frank

How to import one project file into another project file

In previous versions I could take an 8 track project file and drag it into another project. This doesn't work in version 10. I am playing multi track stems for worship. I create each song as it's own file then drag them together to create a set. I don't mix down since I want to be able to add or subtract an instrument based on who may or may not be avaiable that day. Has this feature been taken out of Version 10? Can you do this in either Logic or Mainstage?
Thanks

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
<xsl:output method="xml"/>
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:variable name="xml1" select="document('xml1.xml')"/>
<xsl:variable name="xml2" select="document('xml2.xml')"/>
<xsl:copy-of select="$xml1"/>
<xsl:copy-of select="$xml2"/>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Premiere creates garbage zero-byte file while saving, project file dissapears/corrupts

Hi guys,
I've been experiencing a strange intermittent technical problem with Premiere project saves (and sometimes After Effects project files).
Case:
- Editor opens a project.
- After a moment, as editor hits 'save'.
- A strangely named file appears in the save location with no extension (a long string of characters separated by hyphons).
- Sometimes, this garbage file disappears and project is saved. Other times, this file remains and original project file disappears and the editor doesn't even know!
- If editor hits save again, a message box appears saying the file has been modified since last save - hit cancel or OK.
This issue has meant that we've lost project files, and have had to recover them from auto-save and/or Creative Cloud sync folder.
Sometimes it saves ok!
This is what the strange file looks like.
I don't know if this issue is related to Adobe software, Mac os or Linux but we've only run into it while using Adobe software.
Sometimes, After Effects throws an error related to this as well, forcing you to either 'save as', or incremental save.
It's a networked editing environment - all clients are Mavericks macs, working from a Ubuntu Linux server via SMB via gigabit ethernet. All clients are authenticated to the server as the same Admin user. Directory and Create masks are 0755 in SMB settings. SMB.conf also has some tuning parameters: socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_RCVBUF=65536 SO_SNDBUF=65536
Op-locks are disabled at server-side (I thought it could be to do with oplocks).
Does anyone have any ideas?
Or perhaps someone could explain to me the behind-the-scenes process that happens when Premiere executes a save?

Glad to hear it's not me going crazy, but unglad that you're experiencing it!
Recently we replaced SMB with NFS as the protocol for sharing our main raid volume and cache, and since then this issue no longer happens.
This definitely points to the way Adobe apps with with SMB. I have a feeling it's something to do with oplocks or something behind the scenes that denies PP access to the project file for overwriting it.
TBH, as a bonus NFS feels like a rocketship to planet editor-bliss. It's a proper beast. Unfortunately I'm not sure how good the Windows implementation is (I know certainly that only windows 7/8 enterprise clients are able to access NFS shares, which is a bummer for most).

Linking to exported files from .exe project file

Hi,
I've read several posts regarding this issue, and it doesn't seem as though anyone has come up with a solution, but I thought that I re-energize the discussion.
I have a pretty large project and have encountered many problems while trying to compile it with Captivate. I've finally streamlined the project by creating mini swfs and inserting them as an animation on various slides within the overall project file and have been able to get the entire project to play in the preview modes pretty smoothly (with some minor issues that I'll save for another post). All links and buttons have remained in tact, and we are now experiencing very little sluggishness. I had hoped to package this project on a CD for beta-testing today. However, when I attempted to publish what I was hoping to be the final project file this afternoon and selected the .exe option, none of the linked items (swfs, pdfs) launched when tested.
Now, during the publishing process, I do receive the following message:
The file / projects linked below are linked to the open project. The linked files / project may require exporting.
It is also important to copy all referenced files and projects with their corresponding html files to the output folder.
Ok, "may require exporting" to where? All of the linked files are located in the same folder as the .exe file (pdfs, swfs, htms, etc.). What output folder is the message above referencing? I made sure that I didn't place any of these files with the exception of the pdfs into a separate folder so that they would be easily accessed. My back is truly against the wall here since I've been troubleshooting a host of issues with this application for weeks now and this project is supposed to be ready for prime time. Since Adobe doesn't support Authorware anymore and has been pushing this app down our throats the ability to obtain support and / or solutions to these types of problems does not meet the needs of the user. Does anyone have a solution which does not include the Aggregator?

Hi there
I believe I may be the one that assisted with the files.
I'd like to address some comments if I may.
MMCwebs wrote:
... I did receive some assistance from one of the gurus who created swf files for each pdf which assisted me in resolving the problem for that particular project,
however, those files only open the file names that were programmed into
the swf. I was never able to get him to provide me with the original
file to edit as needed...
The way I do these is by using a companion application that shipped with Captivate 2 and 3 called "MenuBuilder". There was no overt and secretive reason for not providing the source. The real reason behind it was that I was creating these on my end because the recipient didn't have MenuBuilder. Therefore the source files would be as useful as a buggy whip for making the car run faster. I'd have been more than happy to provide source files as long as they would be useful to someone.
If you have MenuBuilder on your own machine, it's quite simple to create the files. I've documented the steps needed on many occasions here in the forums.
Cheers... Rick
Helpful and Handy Links
Captivate Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
Adobe Certified Captivate Training
SorcerStone Blog
Captivate eBooks

Can someone help me export a XML file from my project file?

hey guys,
I need someone to help me if possible, i was working at school with final cut pro and forgot to export it in xml format and only saved it in final cut pro format... i need to work on this at home and i have a pc.. because there are no lab hours and its due tommorrow, if anyone can help that would be great, thanks!!
Winston

i believe it was final cut pro 5, and i have premiere pro cs4 and it says itll read any xml file from final cut pro.
if anyone wants to help me... here is my fcp file
http://rapidshare.com/files/208267210/abstract.fcp.html
you can just email me back the xml file to [email protected]
i really appreciate it if someone can help me out!!
Message was edited by: WinstonWong

Default file location for project files

When I create a new project how do I specify an alternate destination for the files rather than my home folder

tonydenson wrote:
... All that's stored on the internal disk are quite small files, as you say events are stored anywhere.
indeed
the concept of a Library, which is imho a very.. optimistic view on HDD size/prices, makes it really necessary to use ext. HDD .. tons of HDD..
(my tapes in my shoebox are est. 1.5TB .. ); now that with HiDef..

I was working on a tune all day, I quit Logic 9 then re opened it and the project file had reverted back to how it was 7 hours earlier when I had started. Can't find any evidence of the up-to-date project file and no Project File Backups folder

I was saving the file all day at regular intervals,
never happened to me before btu has now happened twice in the last week
it's a real version off logic too, no crack

Have you looked in Time Machine? Even if you're not connected, it still does little backups throughout the day.

Any way to prevent dupes in Premiere Project file?

Due to working with both PluralEyes as well as multiple editors on the same project, I deal with importing a lot of XML and PRPROJ files into existing project files that I've worked with.
This, on a large scale, becomes untenable because every time I import another editor's work or a synced sequence, I get duplicates of all my media in the project. I'm trying to figure out if there any way to have Premiere check to see if the media is already imported, and reference that media in the imported sequence? If not, I will just keep getting larger and larger project files with multiple references to the same media, because both me and my other editors are working with the same media, but for different sequences.
As far as I can tell, when you import an XML, or even a sequence from another Premiere project, it creates new master clips for every clip used in the imported sequence. It does not recognize that you may already have a master clip that you're using in another sequence that is referring to the same media.
So if you want to keep both sequences in your project, you need to keep both master clips. If you delete a master clip from your bin, it will not stay in the sequence(s) that refer to it, it will get cut out, leaving a big steaming crater where it once was. Even if the sequence is not currently open. This is one of the things I loved about FCP7. You could delete every single one of your master clips and your sequence would be totally unaffected. You could even recreate the master clips by dragging them from your sequence to the bin.
I think if there really is no way to manage these duplicates, this is a HUGE problem for professionals who are working in environments with multiple editors. This isn't just a "well, learn how to deal with a new editing system" - this is actually a deal-breaker; and actually the only one that I see REALLY preventing Premiere from being the go-to choice for larger post houses. This problem becomes so big so fast that it makes true collaborative editing downright impossible. In my office we might have three people on a project, all editing and revising segments and passing them back and forth. On FCP7 this was easy as pie - we'd just cut and paste between project files and use basic versioning best practices. In Premiere, our project files quickly become nightmares and work is often inadvertently deleted or lost.
I would like to see:
- Smart media handling when importing sequences and projects. Premiere should look at the filenames and file location and attempt to relink any duplicate media. If it stumbles, it should ask for help like FCP.
- A media consolidation inspection feature. I'd love to see an option for inspecting your project for duplicate media references. When found, Premiere should automatically consolidate.
- Streamlined sequence exporting. You should be able to export a single sequence. I know there's some version of this in Project Manager, but we all know it should be easier than this!
Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

*******Enhancement / FMR*********
Brief title for your desired feature:
Link Master Clips to media on drives, not to sequences.
How would you like the feature to work?
"The selection you are deleting contains clip references in one or more sequences. If you continue these clip references will all be deleted. Do you want to continue?" In short, I never want to see this warning again. I *need* to be able to delete master clips from my project without having media deleted out of sequences.
Why is this feature important to you?
Editors need to stay organized from the beginning. Professional editors don’t edit birthday parties; we often have large quantities of different kinds of media, need to know where it is, need to access it quickly, and don’t need unnecessary things in the way.
Organization exists in one place: the project panel. The less that’s in the project panel, the smaller the project file size is, the faster the project file opens, closes and saves, but most importantly: the easier it is to find what you need, fast.
The reasons for working in multiple project files are endless. When you import a seq from another project, you also get the clips used in it. Often times these clips are already present in the project, which is why you now include a “don’t allow duplicates” checkbox in your import dialogue box (which btw doesn’t work when we’re working with Merged Clips painstakingly built in other project files).
While you might fix that Merged Clips bug, I still don’t know why you won’t just let me clean stuff up myself. Why are you trying to save me from myself? I know where my media is and Premiere knows where my media is: on my drive.
A professional editing program should not try to save people from themselves. It’s why I left FCP for you. You have a great, powerful suite of programs (that I’d pay a lot more for than I do now btw)… but I need to stay organized, not be unnecessarily prevented from doing so.
Please listen to us and make this fix.

In Premiere Elements 13 can I link project files?

Can .prml file be compiled into a movie?

Koollkid
I am assuming that there is a typing error in your introductory details when you wrote
Can .prml file be compiled into a movie?
Are you referring to the Premiere Elements project file which has a .prel file extension. If not, what kind of file is
a .prml file? Where is it coming from?
Generalization for now, pending your clarification on what you seek and assuming that .prml = .prel.....
1. When you import source files into a project, the way out is via export - Premiere Elements 13 Publish+Share/ and then
the choices that you see which can offer you burn to disc as well as export to file opportunities.
2. You cannot import a project file into another project file. If you want to put the content of project 1 into project 2, you
have at least two choices
a. Export the Timeline content from project 1 to file that is compatible with the settings of project 2, and then import that
file into project 2
b. If you are working on a Windows computer, use ClipMate in conjunction with Premiere Elements for a copy/paste
insert between projects (I have not tried this yet in version 13; it has worked in several earlier versions).
So, basically this all resolves to
a. What is your source media?
b. What are your requirements for exporting the Timeline content for you and other to see?
We will be watching for your follow up with clarification.
Thank you.
ATR

How to restore a song from the "Project File Backups"

Help! I recorded onto an external harddrive, then copied all the project folders to a different drive. Now, I can't find the project files, but I can find the "Project File Backups" in the Project Folders. I suspect the original project files were saved separately from these folders on the original hard drive, but that is long gone, so I am hoping some one can tell me how to recreate the project from the files in the "Project File Backups" folder.
ANOTHER CLUE: Stranger still, I can't find any of my logic song files using FILE>OPEN, SPOTLIGHT, nor FINDER- Only those that still populate the "open recent" list.
Any ideas? Thanks friends!

Hi there
Your Project File Backups are simply the previous Project files you've saved. These files are essentially the strip settings, layouts, midi, and pointers to the audio files of your Project.
If you have trashed the audio files then your are outta luck. This is why you should Consolidate (File-->Project-->Consolidate) all of your projects into one Project Folder on your HD. That way all of your Audio files as well as your sample files and UltraBeat files remain consolidated within a Project Folder. You can then Copy that entire Project folder to another location and have all of the respective files for that Project.
Sorry for your loss.
Regards,
bb

Project file names

I'm keeping my project files in dropbox so I can access from other machines and backup. Adobe is creating multiple files of premiere project files with odd sequence of letters after the assigned name. This is different than the adobe auto save feature.

You sure this isn't the Dropbox versioning?

Organize Event Files VS Organize Project Files???

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for