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1. Re: Auto Save Vault Question
joe bloe premiere Mar 31, 2013 10:28 AM (in response to EdwurdAdam)I opened up a New Project in Premiere Pro CS 5 and I changed my Workspace to how I wanted it to look.
You should also save your custom layout this way:
Window>Workspace>New Workspace...
name and save.
The practice of using a 'template project' is a good one...
I have done the same thing for years.
I change my Scratch Disc to the folder of my new project.
I would skip this and leave it in the same location for all projects.
My "Autosave folder" does not come with it. Why?
Probably because you have not waited long enough for autosave to run.
Once it does, it will automatically create a directory in the folder
where your project resides.
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More on the 'template project' idea:
I go a step further and create a project template folder with
subdirectories and files (like slates, etc.) I commonly use for each job.
I duplicate the entire folder + contents and rename for the new job.
__PROJECT_CS6/
__PROJECT_CS6/_MEDIA
__PROJECT_CS6/Adobe Premiere Pro Auto-Save
__PROJECT_CS6/approvals
__PROJECT_CS6/audio
__PROJECT_CS6/docs
__PROJECT_CS6/FRAMES
__PROJECT_CS6/images
preset_CS6.prproj
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2. Re: Auto Save Vault Question
Richard M Knight Mar 31, 2013 10:04 AM (in response to EdwurdAdam)I would open the template project and then do a 'Save As' with the new project name and in the new folder.
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3. Re: Auto Save Vault Question
Bill Hunt Mar 31, 2013 10:34 AM (in response to Richard M Knight)I would open the template project and then do a 'Save As' with the new project name and in the new folder.
This is also my general workflow, when working with a "template Project."
Hunt
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4. Re: Auto Save Vault Question
JSS1138 Mar 31, 2013 4:30 PM (in response to EdwurdAdam)My "Autosave folder" does not come with it. Why?
Premiere Pro will create an Autosave folder for any project in the same folder as that project. There are no user options on this one.



