Grass Valley GV Browse v.1.1.0 - Manual (Page 15)

After you have located the media to edit, add it to your Final Cut Pro project using
the
Add to Project button.
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Adding media to your Final Cut Pro project on page 15
Adding media to your Final Cut Pro project
1. Locate and select the media to add to your project.
2. Select the method for adding the media to your project.
• Edit in place – Use this method to add a clip to the bin without moving the
media. With this method you are playing and editing the clip over the network.
This is the preferred method on a shared storage system such as a K2 SAN.
• Transfer Locally – Use this method to transfer the media corresponding to the
clip to your desired location. This is the preferred method if your editor is
connected via CIFS to a stand-alone K2 client. Depending on clip size, the
transfer can take a significant amount of time. Wait until the cursor no longer
indicates that the operation is in progress before proceeding.
NOTE: Do not add media to a project if the transfer is still underway.
3. Click Add to Project .
The clip is added to your Final Cut Pro project.
4. To return to Final Cut Pro, close the GV Connect plug-in.
Edit the media as desired in Final Cut Pro. When you are finished you can export the
media back to K2 storage.
Related Links
Locating media on page 14
Updating growing files
1. In the Final Cut Pro menu bar (in the upper right in the Mac OSX toolbar), identify
the GV icon.
When this icon displays a green color, it means that a clip that is in your Final
Cut Pro project is currently growing in the K2 system and is ready for updating
in your project.
2. When the GV icon displays a green color , click the icon and select an
individual file or Refresh All .
The file or files are updated in your Final Cut Pro project.
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Importing K2 media