Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.0.9) User Manual
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Chapter 15
Manage media files
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5
In the window that appears, do the following:
a
Choose your external storage device from the Location pop-up menu.
b
Select Duplicate Project + Used Clips Only.
Selecting this option copies the project file and the media files used by the project file.
For more information about the options in this window, see
Organize projects in the Project
on page 86.
c
Type a descriptive name in the New Event Name field.
If you don’t create a new name for the new event, it will be given the same name as
your project.
d
Click OK.
The project icon and events appear under the storage device icon (indicating that they have
been copied and moved to the new location).
6
Quit Final Cut Pro, and then disconnect the storage device from your computer.
Note: You cannot disconnect a device when Final Cut Pro is using it.
7
Connect the storage device to the computer to which you want to move your project, and verify
that the device appears in the Finder.
8
Open Final Cut Pro, and open the Project Library.
The project you copied appears in the Project Library, listed under the connected storage device.
Note: If the storage device does not appear in the Project Library, see
on page 416.
9
To copy the project and media files from the storage device to the new computer, drag the
project to the home folder icon in the Project Library.