Apple Final Cut Server 1.5 - Manual (Page 62)

2 In a new window, browse to the nested production you want to move the other
production to.
3 Drag the production to its new location.
You will see the production folder move to its new location; however, the production
folder will also remain in the old location.
The production is in its new location.
To copy a production to another location within a production hierarchy
1 Locate the production you want to move.
2 In a new window, browse to the nested production you want to move the other
production to.
3 Option-drag the production to its new location.
You’ll see a green plus sign near the cursor in the production info window that you are
copying to.
The production folder appears in both locations.
When you delete a production, any productions or asset aliases that it contains will be
deleted.
To delete a production and all of its contents
1 In the Productions pane, Control-click the production that you want to delete, then choose
Delete from the shortcut menu.
2 In the delete dialog that appears, click Delete to continue.
The production and its contents are deleted.
Searching in Final Cut Server
Final Cut Server provides several ways to search for assets and productions. You can
search the Assets and Productions panes in Final Cut Server, searching by various metadata
including title, creation date, location, keywords, and more. For example, you can create
a keyword and then create a saved search in Final Cut Server to locate all assets and
productions that contain that keyword. You can save frequently used searches under the
My Smart Searches heading, or use system-wide Smart Searches that are set up by your
administrator and listed under the Smart Searches heading. Finally, you can perform
specific searches on available devices and search for jobs performed by Final Cut Server.
Important: Search results will include every alias for an asset. Depending on the amount
of aliases used in your catalog, a search could return many aliases pointing to the same
asset.
62 Chapter 4 Organizing and Searching the Final Cut Server Catalog