https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=528317
--- Comment #4 from Charlie <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Jaimukund Bhan from comment #3) > (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? >From the project file inside the archive folder of course. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
