I spent an hour chatting with someone from Adobe customer support, trying to sort this out and go ahead to color correction for my movie. They couldn't find the way so suggested me to do this manually, which would take me forever. Right after finishing the chat, I jumped into tutorial research on youtube and found this video. Brilliant. Thanks, so much!!!
I use premiere pro for so long that i regret missing this part. i knew this software could be capable of doing it but never searched or had a need until now. Since i have to send the files to another friend to do some warp stabilization since i have a low-end laptop right now and my PC isn't in good shape... this really helped!
@@argststr It needs no disturbance in that linked AE project file if there happens any change or that respective ae project deleted, this might show media offline for sure
Thanks! I wish I had known this years ago, it would have saved me so much trouble 😂 I can share my project/switch editing computers way easier from this point on though!
Thank you very much, this helped me ALOT. Had a very big project with hundreds of files all over my Desktop etc. and could clean everythin after. FINALLY.
Thank you for this. I have media from about seven drives in one project. The sequence so far is very small. Would this move all of the unused clips in their bins to a new target drive? Thank you!
@@AdobeMastersOfficial You don't know how many times over the years I revisited a project that I wanted to re-edit and more than half of the elements were offline because all the files were not in the same folder.
@@powerflex500 Yah, this is perfect to do right at the end of a project to to archive it. Gets everything nice and packaged up so you can throw it into a hard drive and know it will be exactly how you left it!
Thanks - just what I needed this morning. Going to collect and dump my project onto an external drive to take with me and my laptop to work on a proxy file edit. Cool!
I just changed the Device from asio to SPDIF-out (soft blaster z) TNice tutorials improved the soft quality dramatically. I tNice tutorialnk tNice tutorials did the trick!
Thank you! Just a quick question though, would it also collect the Lumetri color preset used for the color grading, or is there some other workaround for that?
It collects After Effect projects but not files used inside the After Effect project... You need to manually copy files used inside After Effect or use "Collect Files" inside After Effect menu File->Dependencies->Collect Files. If you are looking for an automatic solution you can try PlumePack a paid plugin that is a kind of Project Manager but with more things supported like After Effect comp: it collects AE project and files inside the output folder.
This is great thanks. For me, though, it Premier Pro does not create a folder structure to match the bins, it just places media in the created folder - so it needs organising again!
This really bothers me a lot too! Now I used a plugin instead of Project Manager (PlumePack) it uses Premiere Pro bins structure for the output folder, much more practical for me.
Question: Once you have collected the files in a new independent folder, are the links linked to the original source location on your computer or to the new location?
In After Effect you can use the function "Collect Files" here : File->Dependencies->Collect Files. It's the equivalent of Premiere Pro "Collect and Copy".
My resulting folder structure is a mess after doing this. I organized everything on my hard drive originally. Now on my copied version, everything is a big mess in the project folder. What can I do to change this?
Great video! Here's my challenge: From Friday to Monday... I have a desktop at work (and a laptop). I want to work on the desktop at work and bring the laptop home, but I also want to bring the laptop back and transfer to the desktop and continue working on the desktop. Is there a trick to transferring three times? When I transfer the third time (back to the desktop Monday morning) will there be two projects with the same name on the desktop computer? Will I just need to delete the project from Friday (before the first transfer to the laptop) once the new version (with more work done over the weekend) of the project is transferred?
Would using an external hard drive solve this for you? That's how I bring my projects from my office computer to my home computer (and back to the office).
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I spent an hour chatting with someone from Adobe customer support, trying to sort this out and go ahead to color correction for my movie. They couldn't find the way so suggested me to do this manually, which would take me forever. Right after finishing the chat, I jumped into tutorial research on youtube and found this video. Brilliant. Thanks, so much!!!
[ Walkthrough starts at 1:09. ] Thanks for this walkthrough. I've been doing it the hard way for years. Subbed and thumbed.
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totally needed this. i was going to move my project to another PC and i was afraid of how can i find tens of files. Thank you
Thanks! Excellent brief tutorial - just what I needed
Been using premiere for 10 years and did not know this. Thank you sir!
You're very welcome!! Always happy to help :D
Thank you! This still works perfectly in Premier 2020
I use premiere pro for so long that i regret missing this part. i knew this software could be capable of doing it but never searched or had a need until now. Since i have to send the files to another friend to do some warp stabilization since i have a low-end laptop right now and my PC isn't in good shape... this really helped!
You life saver you!!! Do you know if this will work if I delete the original files?
I believe it should. I think it makes a direct copy of all your footage!
Thank you so much for replying I appreciate the help!!!
@@AdobeMastersOfficial If I use Dynamic Link by add AE File in PR, is the AE asset included.
@@argststr It needs no disturbance in that linked AE project file if there happens any change or that respective ae project deleted, this might show media offline for sure
Straight to the point and a life saver thank you. You were the only one that made sense and had a good video on this, so thank you for making this :)
Does it export MOGRT files as a well?
Thank you! Had to pass the film that I was editing to my classmates.
Happy to help!! Cheers on your project! :D
Thanks! I wish I had known this years ago, it would have saved me so much trouble 😂 I can share my project/switch editing computers way easier from this point on though!
Glad I could help! It's a really powerful feature!
Thanks!! I was trying to do it in the media browser.
This is essential viewing for avoiding headaches and being a likeable editor!
I had already found this option in AP, but had to double check. This video helped with that. Thank you :)
No problem, I do the same thing. Sometimes you just need to check. :)
Thank you so much this tutorial was simple and easy to comprehend!!! I transfer files all the time from my PC to Mac!
thank you!! 😁
Happy to help!! Thanks for watching :D
Thank u much I needed it so much because of online classes
Happy to help!! Hope your classes went well!! Cheers mate :D
Thank you very much, this helped me ALOT. Had a very big project with hundreds of files all over my Desktop etc. and could clean everythin after. FINALLY.
Once in awhile, you'll stumble upon lifesavers in the cyber world. You are one of them. Thank you, Sir!
appreciate you, man! i never knew how to do this until this tutorial
Thank you for this. I have media from about seven drives in one project. The sequence so far is very small. Would this move all of the unused clips in their bins to a new target drive? Thank you!
Thank you for the video! Does this also work with proxies?
Great tutorial. Exactly what I needed to do when I move to another computer. Thank you such much.
Great to hear! It's great being able to do this to keep the editing going!
@@AdobeMastersOfficial You don't know how many times over the years I revisited a project that I wanted to re-edit and more than half of the elements were offline because all the files were not in the same folder.
@@powerflex500 Yah, this is perfect to do right at the end of a project to to archive it. Gets everything nice and packaged up so you can throw it into a hard drive and know it will be exactly how you left it!
@@AdobeMastersOfficial Thanks again. Like the old saying goes "you're never too old to learn" LOL.
This method didnt share the .mogrt files and they were unfunctional. Any solution ?
Thanks - just what I needed this morning. Going to collect and dump my project onto an external drive to take with me and my laptop to work on a proxy file edit. Cool!
This was super helpful and straight to the point. Thanks man!
Boatloads of time saved, Premiere is a very smart program, I knew this was somewhere, Thank you
Hey, this is such a cool feature. Thanks for explaining. Thumbs up for your video 👍
I just changed the Device from asio to SPDIF-out (soft blaster z) TNice tutorials improved the soft quality dramatically. I tNice tutorialnk tNice tutorials did the trick!
Great to hear!!! Happy to help!! :D
LIFE SAVOR!!!
You are clear and to the point. What I needed
I love being a time savior! Happy that I could help!! :D
1:09 -2:49
thank you
Ironic that he says "it just gets tedious" after being tedious for over a minute..
If two editors are working on the same project using separate computers, can you update the work between them using this method?
LOVE THE VIDEO!! Quick question. Am I able to just send proxy footage over to another computer, bring it back and render out the 4k footage
Cheers. Love that's very clear to understand. Thank you.
Thanks so much!! Happy to help!! :D
This is super helpful and right to the point! AWESOME!
No problem, glad to help!
If you are doing this step more for storage than sharing, do you recommend deleting those preview and media cache files?
You can do that yah. Those files can take up a bunch of space and they will be regenerated when opening up the project again.
Yup. Couldn't find this on my own. Knew this feature had to exist because FCP has it. Thank you!
This helped A TON! Got the job done. Thank you!
AWESOME BRO REALLY HELPFUL, AND YOU HAVE AN AWESOME VOICE TOO,
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! CHEERS :D
I was really looking for this! Thanks!
You saved my life brooooooo....bigggg thankkkkks!!!
Bigggg welcommmmme!!!
Great clear video, I have been looking for this feature a long time :) many thanks!
Wow very helpful bro! This helps me with my current online job!
thanks, i was able to create a sort of template project that has all my stuff i use in my editing style
Nice work! Finding the way you work is great !
This is sooooo useful! Thanks for sharing!
Glad to be able to help!
goddamn thank you so much! i thought i needed to use the stupid media encoder thingy, tq!💜
Happy to help!! Cheers :D
Nice tutorial, I have a problem wNice tutorialle using soft soft .
Thank you!
Just a quick question though, would it also collect the Lumetri color preset used for the color grading, or is there some other workaround for that?
I believe it collects that. But that is a grey area. I could see that being apart of the premiere pro itself, so not collecting it. Good question.
@@AdobeMastersOfficial thanks for the reply, if someone wants to test it out, i have a file already zipped and uploaded on drive.
Thanks for the video, maybe do you know if does it also collect linked after effects compositions
It collects After Effect projects but not files used inside the After Effect project... You need to manually copy files used inside After Effect or use "Collect Files" inside After Effect menu File->Dependencies->Collect Files.
If you are looking for an automatic solution you can try PlumePack a paid plugin that is a kind of Project Manager but with more things supported like After Effect comp: it collects AE project and files inside the output folder.
Just what I was looking for - thanks!
Thank you for great demo.
My pleasure! I hope it was helpful!!!
Thank you so much for your precise tutorial.
Great video as always! You've helped me lots 😊
thanks bro
Amazingly concise and totally on point. Love it.
Does it not include fonts that I've used for the project? this could be troublesome.
life saving info...thanks alot
Great stuff. Thanks for the tutorial.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Super helpful! Thanks you!
Super comment!! Thank YOU! :D
Thanks man, great video!
Thanks for the comment man!!!
Exactly the explanation i needed. Thanks!
No problem, thanks for watching! :D
Thanks, that was really helpful !
Excellent sir.... Thanks a lot for this
Excellent. Thank you!
Nice video. I needed help on this fast 💨
This was really helpful
This is great thanks. For me, though, it Premier Pro does not create a folder structure to match the bins, it just places media in the created folder - so it needs organising again!
This really bothers me a lot too! Now I used a plugin instead of Project Manager (PlumePack) it uses Premiere Pro bins structure for the output folder, much more practical for me.
Thank you so much!! This helped a lot
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Absolute life saver!
Question: Once you have collected the files in a new independent folder, are the links linked to the original source location on your computer or to the new location?
+Michelle Couch The project file that is inside that folder will be linked to the new data. I'm pretty sure the old one is untouched.
In Short .. Thanks Buddy🙂🙂
Thanks for this video God bless you
Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you! Awesome tutorial.
No problem, thanks for watching!
thanks! it worked
Glad it helped!! Thanks for watching!! Cheers :D
the lifesaving tip ♥
thanks!
Thank you so much bro
Thanks so much for watching!! Cheers :D
So, I can email the Premiere Pro project as well?
Great video. Super quick. Right to the point. :)
Glad to help! :D
thank you!
You're welcome!! Thanks for watching :D
This is amazing!
thanks again!
Happy to help!! :D
With this work if I save a 4k project and open it on a 1080 sequence? As long as I scale it.
Thanks, saved me.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Hi thanks for the tutorial, I just wanted to find out how the collect files will work with dynamic links with after effects?
Hi! do you get the solution? I also find the answer.
Awesome one
Thank you for watching! Cheers! :D
Same process for After Effects as well?
In After Effect you can use the function "Collect Files" here : File->Dependencies->Collect Files.
It's the equivalent of Premiere Pro "Collect and Copy".
thanks exactly what i was looking for !
Great to hear! Thanks for watching.
Would be nice if premiere pro have a tick box to do this automatically
My resulting folder structure is a mess after doing this. I organized everything on my hard drive originally. Now on my copied version, everything is a big mess in the project folder. What can I do to change this?
very helpful thank you
Happy to help!! Thanks for watching!! :D
Perfect tutorial I needed
No problem, thanks for watching! :)
Thanks a ton mate!
No problem, thanks for watching!
Thank you for your help
I'm happy to help!! Thanks for watching :D
Great video! Here's my challenge: From Friday to Monday... I have a desktop at work (and a laptop). I want to work on the desktop at work and bring the laptop home, but I also want to bring the laptop back and transfer to the desktop and continue working on the desktop. Is there a trick to transferring three times? When I transfer the third time (back to the desktop Monday morning) will there be two projects with the same name on the desktop computer? Will I just need to delete the project from Friday (before the first transfer to the laptop) once the new version (with more work done over the weekend) of the project is transferred?
Would using an external hard drive solve this for you? That's how I bring my projects from my office computer to my home computer (and back to the office).
@@ckrug32 Good suggestion!
Nice job, Thanks!
Life saver! Thank you!
No problem, glad to help!
Thank you
You're welcome!! Thanks for watching :D
Thanks for saving me!!