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Craig Terott February 5th, 2012 12:40 PM

Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
I see render lumped in with project files by default. Lets say 6 or 7 weddings in process (approximately 1.5 TB), hypothetically, if all render files write to that same drive my 2TB disk will be full. That is why in FCP7 I have always assigned the render files to another 2TB internal drive. I can't do this any more with FCPX?

William Hohauser February 5th, 2012 08:41 PM

Re: Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
As far as I can tell, not at the moment. What I do is assign different drives for different entire projects and events. In a way it makes everything easier.

Scott Cassie February 6th, 2012 06:54 AM

Re: Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
My workflow is not to render since I'm using Sparse Disk Images for each new event on a MacBook Pro. If you're keen to render, there's an option to delete the render files after you've completed the project.

Craig Terott February 6th, 2012 08:40 AM

Re: Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott Cassie (Post 1713509)
My workflow is not to render since I'm using Sparse Disk Images for each new event on a MacBook Pro. If you're keen to render, there's an option to delete the render files after you've completed the project.


Are you saying you turn off the background rendering?

Scott Cassie February 6th, 2012 09:44 AM

Re: Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
Yeh I have that turned off. It's a pretty cool feature, but just doesn't fit in with my workflow.

The laptop handles AVCHD natively very well, and can play back transitions & effects without rendering just fine (got the 'playback quality' option set to Better Performance).

Caleb Reynolds February 6th, 2012 01:39 PM

Re: Target Seperate internal Sata II drive for rendering?
 
I do what William does. Have a single drive for a single project. I know thats overkill, especially since most of my footage is 720p. But I like it.

Though I am getting a new mac book soon and my work flow will be changing.

6-7 weddings at a time! Holy jeebus! No thanks.


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