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User Lock, Checkout Lock, Checking Media Assets In and Out, Checking Out a Final Cut Pro Project

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User Lock You or another user can put a User lock on an asset by clicking the Lock button in the Toolbar or by choosing Lock from the asset's shortcut menu. After a User lock has been applied to an asset, a lock icon (either "locked by me" or "locked by other") appears on the asset's thumbnail. Also, the lock that was applied is noted as a User lock in the Locks pane of the asset info window. The Locks pane shows the lock details. When you lock the asset, the primary representation of the file cannot be edited, checked out, deleted, or archived by another user. Important: A User lock does not prevent the asset's metadata and proxy files from being edited by you or another user. Checkout Lock A Checkout lock is applied when an asset is checked out by you or another user. The Lock Type shows that this is a Checkout lock. When an asset is checked out, no part of the asset, including the primary representation of the file, proxy files, or metadata, can be edited, and the asset cannot be edited, checked out, deleted, or archived. See Checking Media Assets In and Out for more information about checking out a media asset. See Checking Out a Final Cut Pro Project and Reference Lock for more information about checking out a Final Cut Pro project. See Working with Final Cut Studio Projects for more information about checking out a Final Cut Studio project asset. Chapter 5 Working in Final Cut Server 83

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User Lock
You or another user can put a User lock on an asset by clicking the Lock button in the
Toolbar or by choosing Lock from the asset’s shortcut menu. After a User lock has been
applied to an asset, a lock icon (either “locked by me” or “locked by other”) appears on
the asset’s thumbnail. Also, the lock that was applied is noted as a User lock in the Locks
pane of the asset info window.
The Locks pane shows
the lock details.
When you lock the asset, the primary representation of the file cannot be edited, checked
out, deleted, or archived by another user.
Important:
A User lock does not prevent the asset’s metadata and proxy files from being
edited by you or another user.
Checkout Lock
A Checkout lock is applied when an asset is checked out by you or another user.
The Lock Type
shows that this
is a Checkout lock.
When an asset is checked out, no part of the asset, including the primary representation
of the file, proxy files, or metadata, can be edited, and the asset cannot be edited, checked
out, deleted, or archived.
See
Checking Media Assets In and Out
for more information about checking out a media
asset. See
Checking Out a Final Cut Pro Project
and
Reference Lock
for more information
about checking out a Final Cut Pro project. See
Working with Final Cut Studio Projects
for more information about checking out a Final Cut Studio project asset.
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Chapter 5
Working in Final Cut Server