https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=528317
Jaimukund Bhan <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #3 from Jaimukund Bhan <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Charlie from comment #0) > Problem: > After archiving a project, there’s no way to add new media to it. Importing > a file normally links it from its original location, so it breaks when the > project moves to another PC or your folders change. Re-archiving the whole > project just to add one clip is slow and for no good reason if we had this > feature. > > Request: > Add an “Import into Archive” option. It copies the selected file into the > project’s archive folder and imports it using a relative path, just like the > files that were archived originally. Optionally, make this the default > behavior when importing media into an archived project, ideally controlled > by a setting. > > Benefit: > You can keep adding media to an archived project (like cutting a short that > happens to need extra content from a archived full-length video) without > re-archiving, and nothing breaks when the project moves. > > Example: > I archive a full-length video, then later want to add content and make yt > shorts out of it. With this feature, I'd be able to right-click, choose > "Import into Archive", and the file I choose is copied in and linked > relatively just like the files that are already in the archive. > > And Thank you for this Awesome software! When adding new clips, are you working on the project file located inside the archive directory, or the original project file you archived from? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
