Where Final Cut Pro libraries are stored
The storage structure that Final Cut Pro uses revolves around a library. To use an analogy, a town’s public library contains many books and magazines, DVDs, and other things. The town’s library categorizes everything into different sections – for instance, fiction, non-fiction, and sports. Final Cut Pro uses a similar method of categorization to store all of its contents. It uses terms such as events, keywords, and smart folders, which you can give appropriate names so that you have quick access to the contents when you are editing.
A library is a database of all the information required for an edit. It is known as a bundle, which gives you a hint as to its purpose. Libraries contain the media or links to any media stored outside the library. They also store all the metadata and render files, including the projects themselves.
While you are editing, Final Cut Pro libraries keep track of the process of your editing...
