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I'm surprised at this point Apple still doesn't have some sort of solution for cloud/remote editing integrated into Final Cut. What I mean is a native desktop G
by pier25 2y ago
I'm surprised at this point Apple still doesn't have some sort of solution for cloud/remote editing integrated into Final Cut. What I mean is a native desktop GUI but with the video files streaming from a remote location for the previews, thubmnails, etc. Heck, the GUI could even be a web app.
- Q6T46nT668w6i3m 2y agoLatency?
- kelseyfrog 2y agoMore than remote desktop?
- pier25 2y agoIf the GUI is running locally I don't think latency would be that bad given that you're not on the other side of the world and you have a decent connection.
- thomassmith65 2y agoThey had the beginnings of that, but they discontinued it 15 years ago: Final Cut Server: • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Cut_Server https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Cut_Server • https://unflyingobject.com/posts/final-cut-server https://unflyingobject.com/posts/final-cut-server (2007)
- therein 2y agoHe isn't even using Final Cut. That should tell you how good of a job Apple is doing with FCP.
- pier25 2y agoAvid is the industry standard and has been for years. Doesn't matter how good or bad FC is. Even DVR hasn't been able to compete even though it's probably the industry standard for grading.
- troupo 2y ago> Avid is the industry standard and has been for years. Doesn't matter how good or bad FC is. FCP used to hold 60% of the market (by various estimates), and then Apple botched both the transition to FCP X and the Mac Pro at the same time.