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Hello everyone,
I have to get my (unfinished/ unexported) projects to a new PC.
How can I do this. I have a windows
PC. I am sure its more than just copy them
From C:\users\xxxxxxxxxx\adobe\premierepro\14.0\
Or is it as simple as copying them from there?
Any help would be appreciated.
It would be devastating to find out I have to do my work all over again
Or is it as simple as copying them from there?
Yes, it is as simple to just copy the project file/s and the media used in the project. The worst thing that can happen is if your media today is located on the D:\ and you copy the media files to let´s say E:\. When you open the project Premiere Pro will report that it cannot find the files on D:\ but just click the Locate button to point the dialog to the correct media files on E:\. This takes often just a couple of seconds.
There is no way of damage the project by doing this. A good habit it to keep a backup of the project file in case the re-linking of the media goes wrong.
If your media files already are on C:\ there will be no need to re-link media.
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Hello everyone,
I have to get my (unfinished/ unexported) projects to a new PC.
How can I do this. I have a windows
PC. I am sure its more than just copy them
From C:\users\xxxxxxxxxx\adobe\premierepro\14.0\
Or is it as simple as copying them from there?
Any help would be appreciated.
It would be devastating to find out I have to do my work all over again
Or is it as simple as copying them from there?
Yes, it is as simple to just copy the project file/s and the media used in the project. The worst thing that can happen is if your media today is located on the D:\ and you copy the media files to let´s say E:\. When you open the project Premiere Pro will report that it cannot find the files on D:\ but just click the Locate button to point the dialog to the correct media files on E:\. This takes often just a couple of seconds.
There is no way of damage the project by doing this. A good habit it to keep a backup of the project file in case the re-linking of the media goes wrong.
If your media files already are on C:\ there will be no need to re-link media.
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I have never done this, but I think the project manager will let you create a folder with "everything" in the folder that you need to be able to copy to a different computer
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Or is it as simple as copying them from there?
Yes, it is as simple to just copy the project file/s and the media used in the project. The worst thing that can happen is if your media today is located on the D:\ and you copy the media files to let´s say E:\. When you open the project Premiere Pro will report that it cannot find the files on D:\ but just click the Locate button to point the dialog to the correct media files on E:\. This takes often just a couple of seconds.
There is no way of damage the project by doing this. A good habit it to keep a backup of the project file in case the re-linking of the media goes wrong.
If your media files already are on C:\ there will be no need to re-link media.