> On Jun 29, 2024, at 19:07, Mark Filipak <markfilipak.i...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> FWIW Resolve uses a database approach to its projects. (Avid uses files
>> (bins aka .avb files) as does Premiere. That likely accounts for at least
>> one of the open ports if not more
>
> I think you're referring to collaborative software, not databases.
Resolve is a collaborative software and achieves that collaboration in part via
postgreSQL. When it's set to use sqlite it is a non-collaborative mode.
>> The database approach is true genius: you get extremely fast, powerful, free
>> open source project sharing. In the array of tradeoffs between editing
>> systems, this one's a plus for Resolve. But that benefit can involve open
>> ports, and closing them can undermine its ability to function
>
> Yup, trust me, I'm from Blackmagic.
Cool! Doing what?
> Are you a convenience fool? If so, you don't get on my LAN.
I was blown away by the implications of Resolve's approach to collaboration. I
use Avid and Premiere mostly (which both btw enjoy huge benefits from from
FFmpeg/FFprobe) I would love to see Avid and Premiere recognize how smart a
decision Resolve's postgres integration was and consider doing the same. I
don't see that happening, but it would be transformative.
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