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Save your outputs in the cloud. There is zero cost to access S3 object storage from EC2. Its only if you insist on pulling down 1TB files to your local workst
by illumin8 9y ago
Save your outputs in the cloud. There is zero cost to access S3 object storage from EC2. Its only if you insist on pulling down 1TB files to your local workstation that you run into this. This seems like a self-inflicted problem.
- _7iun 9y agoThe problem is often I need that data locally. With video editing in particular, I can't work with data that's not local and I can't run my editing software in the cloud because I'm not aware of any kind of remote workstation that offers colour management and whatnot.
- boulos 9y agoTeradici does do this. Feel free to send me an email :). Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud.
- Veratyr 9y agoAre you aware of anything else that does this? I'm an individual so nothing with "Contact Sales" is useful to me.
- boulos 9y agoI didn't say to Contact Sales, I said to contact me :). Remote desktop with super accurate color instead of lots of dithering and compression is tricky. Are you on Windows or Linux?
- Veratyr 9y agoAh, I see. The software I need (mostly Davinci Resolve) runs on all major platforms, including Linux, so I can be on whatever I need to be.