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(Categories only, all other AC-meta data isn't used at all) All other machines edit iptc meta data only. We have one 'master' machine that's allowed to edit AC-meta data. It all depends on your mode of operation. The person embedding his meta data last will overwrite meta data embedded by the other person.
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Imagine coworker A edits AC-keywords an PC 1 and coworker B creates collections an PC 2. AC then just needs to catalogue this single folder.īut all this isn't very handy for concurrent access. Īt this point a script that collects recently changed files (anew embedded meta data) and create windows short cuts for each found files in a single temp folder might be useful. Recataloging every time is impractical if you have 20000 pictures. If you can not quit AC meta data, you may also want to re-catalogue the temp folder.
#Acdsee photo studio ultimate 2018 key update#
AC will automatically read all changes of the iptc meta data and update the db. Create windows shortcuts for every found file in a single temp folder. Search for recently altered image files and side car files. To update the local database on each machine use a script to ) instead only use iptc meta data, because iptc meta data is applied to the files immediately.
Do not use any proprietary AC meta data (collections, categories, AC-keywords. Create folders as you like but do not copy files into these folders, instead use windows shortcuts. For collections or categories use the shortcuts pane.
Replace your local AC shortcuts folder (%appdata%\ACD Systems\ACDSee\Shortcuts) with a symbolic link to the net resource. Create a resource for shortcuts on your server (e.g. Keep all your image files on net resources and access them with the same paths on every machine (e.g. Would love to have some feedback on my thoughts. The speed gain probably outweights the hazzle of having to catalogue files now and then on the different computers. Local database on an SSD drive is much quicker than having it on the NAS (especially when using wireless network!).
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Thus I can use Ultimate on two computers and Pro on a third, but guess that Pro can´t share the same database as Ultimate => if I´m forced to using different databases anyway I would use local databases. Bought the Ultimate pack, including 2 licenses for each version of ACDSee 2018. Is it correct that now ALL info in my database is included in the files and/or in the file structure? I can restart with a new database and simply catalogue the files to get all the information into the new database? Working on several computers, by cataloguing files I will have databases that are equal? (not quite sure precisely what is stored in the database - development settings etc?) I've started to use "embed ACDSee metadata". Now I´m leaning towards having the database locally on each computer. Not supported actually, but it worked for me. With ACDSee 12 I had also the database on the NAS, shared by several computers. Have my photos on a quick NAS, and I use three computers to edit / view photos. Just changed from ACDSee 12 (standard version) to ACDSee Ultimate 2018 - what an upgrade, love the program so far.
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