Portable bundles?

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Portable bundles?

Postby giomakyo » Wed Feb 19, 2014 3:22 am

Hi,

About to embark on a major Mac OS leap from 10.5.8 up to present.

While this is still within OSX itself, the last time i jumped from OS9 up to 10 i had a lot of problems opening old files, with port issues and -- more disturbingly -- missing audio files. At the time, i was told to back up my metro files as portable bundles, which i intend to do. Just wondering how foolproof those are. Anyone out there have any experience with this?

I have an album in the works and am almost considering backing it up as wav or aif stems just to be safe....

Thanks,

Gio
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Re: Portable bundles?

Postby Jerm » Wed Feb 19, 2014 8:27 pm

The best way to transport Metro files so that all of the externally referenced files are contained, is a bundle file.
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Re: Portable bundles?

Postby giomakyo » Wed Apr 23, 2014 10:18 am

Glad I did this. Trying to open old projects on a new OS/ Metro upgrade resulted in no audio loading, but the portable bundles worked just fine.
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Re: Portable bundles?

Postby Jerm » Wed Apr 23, 2014 12:09 pm

I think you can get the audio to load if you place it in the same folder as the Metro file.
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