Key Benefits
- Free up high value edit storage by moving stalled projects to lower cost storage
- Protect your assets by creating files for Disaster Recovery or later reworking
- Extract Projects from the main Avid system to an alternative Avid system
- Fast and easy to use Avid Project archive and restore process
Project Parking
Project Parking is a cost-effective utility for editors or Resource Managers to safely archive and restore complete Avid Projects.
Users can copy Complete Avid Projects quickly and easily to low cost storage, then restore either back to the local Avid Projects or to a different network location.
By parking not only the sequence edits, effects and project settings but also every media referenced by any Project bin, Project Parking provides a simple vehicle for archiving all the media and metadata in a project.
Archives are saved to and restored from disk, and project archives can be easily moved into managed or cloud-based storage or become an asset within a Storage Management system.
How It Works
Avid Project Parking Archive The Archive Application enables the user to move entire projects from multiple local or shared workspaces to a new destination. The user can also create multiple archive destinations, for example another shared storage area or even a locally attached USB drive. The application will show if a project has been previously archived and if so when it was last modified. If a project has already been archived it will update that archive and only move across any new media or changed project files. A detailed report is produced upon completion.The Archive Application enables the user to move projects from multiple local or shared projects within Avid. Avid Project Parking Restore The Project Parking restore application will list all of the archived Avid Projects in each destination. Each archives provides information on when the archive was made and detail the number of versions that are available along with user comments. The user can choose which version and where to restore the Avid Project to, selecting how the original workspaces map onto currently available ones.
