To library or not to library
Hi
I've a bunch to think about before opening 10.1 (still have 10.0.9 available).
To Library or not to library? If I open 10.1 and reject upgrading projects and events, life will go on just with other improvements in software accessible, right?
I'm thinking I almost would prefer not to create libraries since I often use media from old projects in new projects and don't want to be copying from one library to another. (I'm a writer—gee, I hate to say poet, I write bits—who generally uses media to illustrate, help tell the story, add depth/layers to voiceover, etc.)
Can one simply link to a file in a different library? I think it has to be copied.
Can one add old events and projects to an existing library?
Often some of that old media will be on other old drives and I don't want to copy that into libraries, either.
If I create one big library then I imagine it could get messy to view and taxing on FCPX.
It may be best for my purposes to be able to still move events and projects around.
best,
elmer
MacBook Pro 2.66 ghz, Mac OS X (10.6.4)