So the first option makes copies frequently for an hour and then the newest copy of those, when it’s a new hour is saved as hourly. It takes the last copy of the ones saved every 5 minutes. What it does not is make a new copy of the current project and saves it. The reason it’s called the hourly backups is that it saves a copy of the project every single hour, this cannot be changed. Let me first explain how it works, then I’ll explain the number which you can change. These will be saved for an hour, so if you set it to 5 minutes you’ll save 12 copies. If you set it to 5 minutes, it’s going to make a copy every 5 minutes. The first option is how often it’s going to save a copy of your project. As you can see in the picture below under “Project Backups”, there are three boxes you can change the time. You know want to know how many projects it saves and how often.
Don’t worry that it will fill up your hard drive as it deletes the oldest one when a certain number of copies have been saved. So what it does is that it makes an exact copy of your project and saves it to a folder on your pc (you access this from resolve). I will show you how I’ve set mine but first let’s clear up how it works. Depending on the time which you set it to. What this does is that it saves a copy of your current project every once in a while. That’s when you want a backup solution also called backup projects. Now you know how to enable the live save and that it saves your project after every adjustment you make to the project. Which is project backups, if for some reason the live save should fail you, its good to have another way of retrieving your project! or if you want a previous version of your timeline, it can also help you with that. But there is also another auto save method I recommend you use. That’s how you enable live save! This saving method has now fully replaced the good old time-based auto save. Check off the box next to “ Live Save“.Change “ System” to “ User” and open “ Project Save and Load“.
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