Re: [Avid-L2] Re: Avid needs to become a PRIVATE company!

I was referring to the check-in/check-out system in regards to the project
sharing discussion that was going on. If I were to relate the remote
editing aspect of Adobe Anywhere to anything it would be the onlive or
gaikai gaming services where you can play PC/console games with high-end
graphics over the internet - the games being rendered on the server side
while the control interface sits on the client side. Of course this will
work better for editing because a little lag is acceptable. Gaming is the
bigger industry so I don't blame Avid/Adobe for getting into cloud-based
editing 5 years later... although I do know that Adobe Story (or whatever
it was) has been available for a while. Had to use it because I couldn't
afford Final Draft for my script writing classes in college.


On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 7:26 AM, oliverpetersvidy <
oliverpeters@oliverpeters.com> wrote:

> **
>
>
> > namyrb wrote:
> > Sounds like Final Cut Server.
>
> Not really. Adobe Anywhere is like you are logging into a remote computer
> to operate Premiere Pro long distance. That can be over LAN, WAN or
> internet. So there's no other application interface, like the asset
> management tools in FCSrvr. Media and the project files resides on the
> central server, and the server-side software does all compositing. Then a
> "streaming engine" pushes a single, full-screen stream to the editor. The
> resolution is throttled by bandwidth, so it may be reduced resolution
> during play and full resolution when paused. The beauty is that you can run
> a very complex project on a low-end machine, like a MacBook Air, because
> the local machine is doing none of the lifting.
>
> - Oliver
>
>
>


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