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I use a fast SSD for my projects on Premiere (which I blimmin hate) and I'm looking to keep projects on it rather than having them on my internal SSD on the iPad Pro.

The folder "On My iPad" is taking up hundreds of megabytes of space. I have 55 GB free, but that's not the point. Am I missing something?

You can find a fairly recent discussion with the developers on Youtube. They said that they are looking into this - and there are some challenges, but it is something we may see in the future.

You can find a fairly recent discussion with the developers on Youtube. They said that they are looking into this - and there are some challenges, but it is something we may see in the future.

i see you can save a project on a different disk. it's interesting. becoming full featured.

now to figure out how to do a star wars crawl.....

Looking forward for this development in the future, it seems relying in ipad storages will never be enough.

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Hello Cimota,

Un like a desktop with HD's plugged and running off these HD's like you would generally in FCpro.
IOS or OS candy land not a computer, so currently you can view files from within LF, say from an SD card, WD mycloud, Gnarbox, WD SSD or many other self powered SSD.

All video would be imported note, Gnare box is the only unit that supports in and out's.
The others import the whole video clip.

So bottom line NO ! to your answer.
If it happens in the future which I suspect it will, issues like power loss would become an issue, unless you are stationed at a desk with a power cable which may defeat the point of a tablet work platform.

If it helps any I run into issues of space a lot with my current job.
Moving files into iPad ok, getting them off is a time consuming effort as the export functions appear to be limited by OS.

Example iPad Pro USB3 speed import good, export much slower maybe 12 megs a second.
Others in the group have experimented and posted some stats which with SSD export was quicker.

I hope that helps a little, yes it is frustrating at times, but tablets have been around since Moses and in away we have not moved forwards that much since November 11, 2015 which was the release of the first iPad Pro.

Maybe 2024 could see a bigger leap forwards.

Regards Rob

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