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That's what they claim, sure. But does it really work like that? It seems to me that there would have to be local copies of those videos, if for no other reason
by Udo 16y ago
That's what they claim, sure. But does it really work like that? It seems to me that there would have to be local copies of those videos, if for no other reason than synching production quality videos to the cloud in realtime is probably unrealistic. Maybe some HNer working in the TV industry can elaborate?
- trafficlight 16y agoFrom what little video editing I've been involved in, we had source material in 2 or 3 different places, plus multiple edits of said material, plus rough edited timelines, plus the final product. And keeping everything in the cloud would be insane. In our shop every video editing workstation had it's own RAID array just for realtime editing. In a large shop you'd have a SAN of some kind.
- alexqgb 16y agoGood production practice isn't that different from good practice anywhere; 3-2-1 is baseline. That is to say you keep - at minimum - three copies of everything, two local and one remote.