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Final Cut Pro X: Xsan Best Practices

Scenario 1: Workow for Multiple Users,

One User Editing at a Time

This scenario sets up Final Cut Pro X for sharing a single project and Event among

multiple users, but with only one user having access to the project at a time. This is

essentially a “check-in/check-out” workow. Users can import media from a camera or

from a folder provided by the production company.

Important: For this workow, the Open Directory user accounts must have the

appropriate permissions to access the media and to allow changes to the project. To

do this, put the Open Directory users in an Open Directory group and give that group

Read & Write permission for the SAN Location folder on the Xsan volume. For more

information on using Open Directory to control access to media and projects, see

“Frequently Asked Questions” at the end of this document.

First, create a storage location on the Xsan volume.

To create a storage folder on the Xsan volume

1. Open Final Cut Pro X on the media import/edit system (named “EDIT1” in this example).

2. Choose File > Add SAN Location.

3. Navigate to the working level of the mounted Xsan volume.

4. Click New Folder and name the folder “Music Video.”

5. Click Add.

The folder you created on the Xsan volume appears as a storage location in the Event

Library and the Project Library.

Next, import media from a hard disk to the SAN location.

To import a folder of media les from a hard disk

1. Choose File > Import > Files.

Note: You can also import media directly from a camera. For information on importing

media from cameras and other le-based devices, see the ”Import from le-based

devices” section in Final Cut Pro X Help.

2. Navigate to and select the folder of clips.

3. Select “Create new Event” and name the Event “New Song.”

4. In the “Save to” pop-up menu, choose the SAN location (the Music Video folder created

in the previous task).

5. Make sure “Copy les to Final Cut Events folder” is selected.

6. Click Import.

The Background Tasks indicator spins as Final Cut Pro X imports the media to the SAN

location. When the import is nished and the thumbnail images are loaded, the media

appears in the “New Song” Event in the Event Library.

Note: Use the Background Tasks window to see detailed import progress. To open this

window, click the Background Tasks indicator or choose Window > Background Tasks

(or press Command-9).

After you import media to the SAN location, create a project in the same location.

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