Clip Directory Pathname

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To use the list_framestore, from_framestore, to_framestore, and imcopy, utilities, you need to provide a path to a framestore clip as the source or destination of the operation. The format of this path is the following:

/usr/discreet/clip/<volume>/<project>/<library>@<clip name>

where

<volume> is the name of the volume you are using. The first volume on a system is stonefs. If you have multiple volumes on the system, you need to specify stonefs1, stonefs2 to access additional stonefs volumes.
<project> is the name of the project containing the library you want to access. The command: ls -l /usr/discreet/clip/stonefs | grep "^d" lists the projects currently in use on volume stonefs.
<library> is the name of the library in that project. The command: ls -l /usr/discreet/clip/stonefs/myproject/*.000.clib lists all the libraries currently defined in myproject. Only the leading part of the library filename should be used as the <library> part of the path to the clip; you should not add the .000.clip to it. For instance, assuming you have a library file BigLib.000.clib in project NTSC on framestore stonefs, the clip path format would be: /usr/discreet/clip/stonefs/NTSC/BigLib@myclip
<clip name> specifies the name and location of the clip. See Clip Name Format.