Hi,
I'm editing a documentary on the ancient centre of a small town. To turn the work easier, I've divided the captured source into many bins and sub-bins. To avoid data loss and damage, I always work with daily backup copies of my project when it comes to apply relevant changes. Well, I've noticed many of the sub-bins of the original project have disappeared in the more recent backup copies I'm working with. Why does this happen? If I import the new project into the original project timeline to retrieve the original media explorer setup, will this cause multiple compression (and image quality loss)? And what if I import into the timeline a project that already contains another imported project? Thank you
I'm editing a documentary on the ancient centre of a small town. To turn the work easier, I've divided the captured source into many bins and sub-bins. To avoid data loss and damage, I always work with daily backup copies of my project when it comes to apply relevant changes. Well, I've noticed many of the sub-bins of the original project have disappeared in the more recent backup copies I'm working with. Why does this happen? If I import the new project into the original project timeline to retrieve the original media explorer setup, will this cause multiple compression (and image quality loss)? And what if I import into the timeline a project that already contains another imported project? Thank you