This Python 2.7 or 3.x compatible script will watch a directory and move DaVinci Resolve DRP files to a backup folder one level below.<\/p>\n
When a Resolve user repeatedly saves DRPs using a keyboard shortcut they will overwrite each other because they all use the same file name. When the script is running it will append the original name with a timestamp and move the DRP file to the backup directory.<\/p>\n
Only tested in Linux, but it should work on all three supported OS-es. Windows does not come with Python. You need to install it yourself.<\/p>\n
The best way to run the script is from the command line because it will report progress.\u00a0 That way you can also easily stop it with CTRL+C.<\/p>\n
Make sure to start the script before you save any DRPs. At start the script will delete any lose\u00a0 files it finds in the watched folder.<\/p>\n
You can also run this script from Resolve script dropdown menu and see the reporting in the Resolve built in console.<\/p>\n
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