In relation to the additional options under ‘Verification Behavior’ and ‘Checksum Method’, you can find a detailed description of each one of those settings in the article The Copy and Verification Process in Silverstack: Verification Behavior. Click on the ‘-‘ button next to it to if you’d like to remove the selected destination drive. The number of volumes that Silverstack can simultaneously offload to is only limited by your hardware.Īdding a new destination is done by pressing on the ‘+’ button on the lower left of the table. To edit the import options, click on the ‘Edit’ button. Silverstack checks the uniqueness of all created file paths and warns you if necessary.In this section you are able to choose the destination volumes to which Silverstack will copy the clips and files. Filenames should contain some wildcards in order to make them unique.Separate them with a dash (“-”) to combine different wildcards for one folder level. In the path field you have to separate the single wildcard tokens by a slash (“/”) if they are supposed to mark a folder structure.Just add wildcards to the already existing path components. Make sure that the path you have determined by choosing a drive and folder (figure 1 #1-3) is not changed or deleted unintentionally in the editable path field of the wildcard wizard (figure 2 #1).Now, to make use of the helpful feature of wildcards, click on “Path wildcards” (figure 1 #2) and the wildcards wizard opens… All documents will preserve the same folder structure of the original medium – that means all clips are in the folders you have created. It is important to have in mind that when selecting the “Always preserve folder structure” option, all files not considered as clips by Silverstack (such as: non fully supported camera formats, image file sequences, sidecar documents, PDFs…) will be copied in the same path of the clips.
Therefore you first need to choose a drive and a folder (figure 1 #1). Wildcards can be added in the destination selection step (figure 1) of the “ Offload” and “ Backup” wizard. So for example your files can be stored in folders according to their submission date and carry the project name and submission time in their file names. This means that Silverstack is able to automatically save your clips in a specific, individually determined folder structure. To determine the names of folders you can add a various set of metadata placeholders – called wildcards – that will be replaced by the actual values of each clip during copy. To simplify the organization of the clips related to the different folder structure requirements, Silverstack offers this useful feature that automatically helps you to structure the files.
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There are a variety of software tools in the postproduction process which require a specific folder structure. Or you just can create a clone of your source material. If you start a copy process to different destinations, you can have different folder structures on every destination.
Silverstack offers you a very flexible folder renaming feature, which allows you to create a custom folder structure on your offload and backup destinations.įor every copy destination you can define individual folder structure options.
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