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Recording and editing any serious session might leave the session with some unused or misplaced files here and there. Ardour can help deal with this clutter thanks to the tools located in the <kbd class="menu">Session > Clean-up</kbd> menu.
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<h2 id="bring_all_media_into_session_folder">Bring all media into session folder</h2>
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- When <a href="/adding-pre-existing-material/">importing media files</a>, if the <kbd class="option">Copy files to session</kbd> hasn't been checked, Ardour uses the source file from its original destination, which can help avoiding file duplication. Nevertheless, when the session needs to be archived or transfered to another computer, moving the session folder won't move those <em>external</em> files as they are not in the folder, as seen in <a href="/working-with-sessions/backup-and-sharing-of-sessions/">Backup and sharing of sessions</a>.
+ When <a href="@@adding-pre-existing-material">importing media files</a>, if the <kbd class="option">Copy files to session</kbd> hasn't been checked, Ardour uses the source file from its original destination, which can help avoiding file duplication. Nevertheless, when the session needs to be archived or transfered to another computer, moving the session folder won't move those <em>external</em> files as they are not in the folder, as seen in <a href="@@backup-and-sharing-of-sessions">Backup and sharing of sessions</a>.
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Using the <kbd class="menu">Bring all media into session folder</kbd> menu ensures that all media files used in the session are located inside the session's folder, hence avoiding any missing files when copied.
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<h2 id="reset_peak_files">Reset Peak Files</h2>
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