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final cut pro x-using with a server system

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Hi
the company i'm working with has quite a bit of stock footage we would like to upload and we're editing it with the free trial version of final cut pro x, which we will probably buy. however, i cannot figure out how to edit footage from our server without actually importing it to the laptop i'm working on. my boss says i shouldn't have to actually import everything if i'm using the eathernet cord that connects me to the server and therefore the footage
any ideas?
thanks
 

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