OT: Adobe CC 2018

[David Mathis]

Another possible solution?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II5p0GBlmBk

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[Oliver Peters]

While it’s certainly a viable approach, it definitely is a kludge. That’s why there needs to be an official collaboration feature developed by Apple.

– Oliver

Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com

[John Pale]

thanks for that.

I’ve since found a pretty decent tutorial/intro/explanation video…and yes…it is just as powerful as the Avid version.

I was unaware of the Premiere concept of Shared Projects existing within a Master Project…which is different from the way Avid does it, but it seems just as flexible….possibly, even more so.

https://youtu.be/DbwDc1aE-DU

[Andrew Kimery]

[John Pale] “I’ve since found a pretty decent tutorial/intro/explanation video…and yes…it is just as powerful as the Avid version.”

I saw that video a while back and below is what my initial reaction was (https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/335/97852):

At first blush I’m skeptical of how smoothly this is going to work in the real world. The video skimps on the setup details, but it appears that users create multiple projects and then import those individual projects into a Master Shared Project. The individual projects and the individual folders can then be locked/unlocked so users don’t overwrite one another’s work. It seems like a kludgy attempt to mimic Avid where the PPro Master Shared Project is analogous to an Avid Project and the PPro projects that reside inside of the Master Shared Project are analogous to bins in Avid.

A couple of other things bugged me as well. Not being able to set In/Out points in a locked folder/project is a pretty notable limitation, and being able to create folders that aren’t sharable has a high probability of creating confusion/frustration.