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  • Hello

    I’m also setting up a small studio with a MacPro and two iMacs. We use Premiere and AE. I like the idea of using local Pegasus RAID drives connected via Thunderbolt. It allows me to grow gradually without a big one-off investment, and more importantly it’s a proven simple workflow.

    I’m envisaging a workflow where each suite’s job folder (media and work files), stored on the local Pegasus RAID, is synchronised via a gigabit ethernet to a NAS, such as the QNAP TS-853 Pro.

    Once the NAS has pushed the media files to all edit suites, the project files can be shared as long as you re-link the footage to your local Pegasus RAID.

    Slow and manual, but stabile and cheap. I guess it comes down to the usability and stability of the server’s ability to synchronise.

    Has anyone had any experience with QNAP’s Qsync, or done something similar with OSX Server? A penny for your thoughts.

    Kind regards,
    Arvid

    Arvid Eriksson
    https://www.arvideriksson.com/

  • Thank you for a simple and lean solution. Brilliant!

    Arvid Eriksson
    https://www.arvideriksson.com/

  • Arvid Eriksson

    April 14, 2015 at 9:37 pm in reply to: Premiere CC Saving Permission Error

    Same here. Running Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 Release. Build 8.2.0 (65). I get this message: “Can’t copy to file: …/Creative Cloud Files/… Please check write permissions” I’ll have to turn off the cloud backup, which otherwise would be nice a feature. Hope it’ll start to work in a future release.

    Arvid Eriksson
    https://www.arvideriksson.com/

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