Remote control

[Steve Brame]

For remote control, I currently use the free version of Teamviewer. However, I have tried editing with it and a couple of other paid services, but they were plagued with latency issues with both audio and video playback – even with very fast internet speeds. I mean, it’s certainly possible to edit remotely this way, but you will soon hate it, and soon after that abandon it.

Steve Brame
creative illusions Productions

[Alex Udell]

Is a low res proxy to a sync’d storage location (say adobe creative cloud or drop box) out of the question?

then you can edit…. at home…(depending on the proxies your home machine could be much less powerful machine)

and still potentially just log into the office system to switch to hi -res and export?

you utilize team viewer to do non synchronous stuff on the office machine (final titles, some color, etc)…

which would e easily be doable via team viewer, etc…

you could set it up as a “team project” even though you’re the only team member working on it. This would help account for media pathing at each location.

don’t forget that with CC, you get two machine access with each subscription…so with one CC you’d have enough license to cover both your home and office machine at the same time….

?

Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX
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