Yes to cloud collaboration!

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by tonepad

Unless you're on actual Verizon FIOS Fibre to the home you won't get anything solid. I pay for 50/50 and routinely test higher with Speedtest and the like. Verizon co-opts the FIOS name for service to the node and not to the house, so you have to make sure you're able to get the "last mile" fiber. Otherwise it's probly average speeds like the other ISPs, TWC, AT&T, Comcast, Charter etc. They only run fiber to your neighborhood and then it's copper downstream from there. Sad thing is I've been told by Verizon people that they are not rolling out any more fiber and in fact they're selling off alot of their wired holdings to Frontier Communications in much of the US...it's up to Google now.

I have fibre to the network interface connection at my house with the conversion to coax done inside that box. Verizon's been doing that at least here in NJ where I live. Comcast on the other hand is all wire (coax hardline) with no optical.

[junkerde]

whenever cloud collaboration is HA!

[hacha]

Hello.
And when the upgrade to cloud collaboration is released?

[ImSoCute]

anyone have an idea when collaboration mode will be available?

[hacha]

Silence total....@

[reichman]

I would much prefer that Avid take their time ironing out bugs, instead of prematurely releasing cloud collaboration.

[hacha]

Zzzzzzzzz.......

[Marco Bernardo]

I'd love that cloud collaboration could be used outside the "cloud", by intranet.

Ex:

We have 11 audio post rooms, 3 to 4 rooms by project.

They could see and update each part of the project when it needed.

1 room - edit dialog and premix
2 room - bg, fx and premix
3 room - music editor and premix
4 room - final mix

:)

but that is just me.

[mesaone]

Originally Posted by Marco Bernardo

I'd love that cloud collaboration could be used outside the "cloud", by intranet.

Conceptually, that's the inverse of Satellite. It seems like a good idea for post houses.

[john1192]

i think the Cloud was Blown away ... can someone grab the Guide Wire and bring this thing back down so they can finish it ...

very tight lipped up north ...