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12.5 access to session in cloud
So, I uploaded an existing session to the cloud after saving a copy of it as a "project" from my home studio. Came in to work this morning, logged into my account with my home studio credentials and could see the session as a project that I could open from the work computer. Task manager opens and says, "failed: Bundle upload not complete" Pro Tools says "There was a problem downloading project". Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? I thought you would be able to access projects from anywhere. All the tracks from the session at home uploaded to the cloud and the session completed upload before I saved and quit.
home studio-mac el capitan, pro tools 12.5 vanilla work studio-mac tower, osx 10.8.5 pro tools hd 12.5
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Re: 12.5 access to session in cloud
I had this happen once. The only way to fix it was to delete the online project and start over. In my case, I interrupted the upload the first time, and apparently it didn't resume the next time I opened it?
Anyway, on my second attempt, I waited until all tracks were finished in task manager, then closed the session and PT, waiting for the upload to finish. Then Everything seemed to be fine. |
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Re: 12.5 access to session in cloud
This is from the latest documentation for 12.5. Though it says forWindows, it probably applies to Macs as well.
Disconnecting from the internet or closing a project during project synchronization can result in failed project synchronization. (PT-202643) To prevent potential synchronization with projects, do not disrupt the project synchronization while it is in progress. Avoid disconnecting from the internet, turning off WiFi, shutting your laptop, or quitting Pro Tools during this time. To monitor the progress of project synchronization, choose Window > Task Manager. After opening a project that has not completely uploaded, you will need to reboot your computer to continue working on the project. (PT-202615)
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Re: 12.5 access to session in cloud
Thanks for the responses. Yes, I interrupted the upload before finishing. I re-uploaded the project to success. Now I have a new issue. I accepted a project from a friend on my work computer. Collaboration worked fine BUT when I logged into my home computer to continue working on the project, it's not there. I'm logging in with the same credentials but it seems that the projects are machine specific? I understand there's a local session cache stored on the computer but since I work between two workstations, why am I limited to access to the project from the workstation I joined the project from originally?
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