I was just wondering if the following scenarios can work using Adobe Premiere / DaVinci Resolve?:
1. Thin Client (1080p or QHD chromebook, dual core ultrabook) + Remote Desktop; connect to your server where your Adobe Premiere and video files reside, to do the video editing. This way, you have a laptop with decent battery life (maybe 9-12 hours) with a decent resolution, screen size and color fidelity that you can take anywhere and, provided you have a good internet connection, you could perform even your most demanding video editing tasks remotely.
2. Workstation PC, where your Adobe Premiere and video files reside or you can put on a server to centralize, load your project and start. Push the most demanding workloads that would benefit most from high multi-threading performing server onto your server to speed up your job.
Would either or both scenarios above be fully viable today?
1. Thin Client (1080p or QHD chromebook, dual core ultrabook) + Remote Desktop; connect to your server where your Adobe Premiere and video files reside, to do the video editing. This way, you have a laptop with decent battery life (maybe 9-12 hours) with a decent resolution, screen size and color fidelity that you can take anywhere and, provided you have a good internet connection, you could perform even your most demanding video editing tasks remotely.
2. Workstation PC, where your Adobe Premiere and video files reside or you can put on a server to centralize, load your project and start. Push the most demanding workloads that would benefit most from high multi-threading performing server onto your server to speed up your job.
Would either or both scenarios above be fully viable today?
