Since our shared storage is Raid-5, and there's always the attic, AND we rarely actually have two people working on the same job at the same time, we also put the projects on the media drive. That's probably not in the 'Avid best practice' book, but it works for our way of working. We used to archive only finished work, but we now simply archive the entire drive - has served us well in those frequent 'you remember that project we did 5 years ago?' situations.
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Greg Huson
Secret Headquarters, Inc
Post Production / Production
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On Dec 9, 2010, at 10:13 AM, Zak Ray wrote:
> Because of MC, ProTools, and other apps storing their files in the root of an external HD, I've gotten in the habit of making a new partition for every Avid project. This way, if I need to do a fast copy of everything used in a project, I know I can just copy that particular drive.
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> Does anyone else employ this practice? Any reason why I shouldn't?
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> Thanks!
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> Zak Ray
> Editor | Cinematographer
> Boston, MA
> 978.473.4226 | worldwide-studios.com
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