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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide
2.5 Notes on Project Management
To display material of a very high resolution or to enable a real-time
play-out of some operators (e.g. the secondary color correction) the
DVS system may create proxies as well as prerendered files. Both ways
to maintain a real-time workflow are based on the same principle: They
use calculated extra files to either enable a play-out (prerendering) or
make your working environment more comfortable (proxy generation).
The location where these extra files are stored is saved project specific
in the project file, i.e. each project file can have a different directory for
proxy data and the exact location will be stored in the project file.
Therefore, it is suggested when working with proxies or prerendered
material, to store the project’s data in a directory of its own. DVS rec-
ommends, when working with different projects, to create for each
project a project specific directory on your main storage where to save
the project file. Beneath it create a subdirectory for the additional data:
This structure guarantees a clear and easy to manage project.
You can set the storage location of such data for the currently loaded
project with the Configuration Tool of the DVS software in the group
Project of the tab Project (see “CLIPSTER Configurations” user guide
as well as section “Working in Real Time” on page 2-11 for more infor-
mation).
For further information about proxies or prerendered data see
section “Working in Real Time” on page 2-11.
V:
<project specific directory>
<proxy data directory>
<project file>.cp