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Presented: March 9, 2011
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Tutorial Overview
Telling great stories visually is wonderful. But what do you do with all the pieces when you are done?
One of the questions we get asked a LOT is: “what’s the best way to archive my assets?” In the old days of tape, it was easy: store them on video tape. But what about today? Should you use hard drives, LTO tape, DLT tape, or optical media? And what about Media Manager, does it work or not? If so, how do you use it?
Making the right decision about archiving is not easy. Worse, it’s a moving target as the answers keep changing. In this session, Larry answers questions sent in by viewers, as well as provide a series of step-by-step tutorials to help you make the best archiving decisions for your projects.
Audience Level
This session is a general overview of the topic and requires only a basic knowledge of Final Cut Pro.
Content Outline
PLUS
If you archive your media for the long-term on hard disks, you need to watch this tutorial for a FREE utility you can use to refresh your hard disks to prevent data loss.
