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- Real Name: Robert Wallenwein
Thu May 23, 2024 12:59 pm
hello forum!
I am new to DaVinci Resolve and to Video editing in general (though I worked in audio postproduction). The task I want to accomplish is to synchronize the projects my desktop computer (iMac 27" intel i7) with the MacBookPro M1.
Right now this is a hobby and I will work on either the desktop OR the notebook independently (on their local drives). From time to time/as needed I will hook them up to the same network to synchronize the projects to be able to switch the computers to follow up on the project. This synchronization does NOT have to be anywhere near realtime (i.e. could be overnight)
I do have a NAS that I could use to synchronize and/or backup shared folders, but don't know which files/folders need to be synchronized in order for the other machine to recognize the project AND all of it's associated media.
I understand that there is this Project server software, but I'm not sure if that's the right solution for me, as I will not have a permanent and performant connection between the workstations, as recommended in the server documentation.
Any help appreciated to find a simple solution! Thanks!
I am new to DaVinci Resolve and to Video editing in general (though I worked in audio postproduction). The task I want to accomplish is to synchronize the projects my desktop computer (iMac 27" intel i7) with the MacBookPro M1.
Right now this is a hobby and I will work on either the desktop OR the notebook independently (on their local drives). From time to time/as needed I will hook them up to the same network to synchronize the projects to be able to switch the computers to follow up on the project. This synchronization does NOT have to be anywhere near realtime (i.e. could be overnight)
I do have a NAS that I could use to synchronize and/or backup shared folders, but don't know which files/folders need to be synchronized in order for the other machine to recognize the project AND all of it's associated media.
I understand that there is this Project server software, but I'm not sure if that's the right solution for me, as I will not have a permanent and performant connection between the workstations, as recommended in the server documentation.
Any help appreciated to find a simple solution! Thanks!
