Editing & motion
Open the timeline, effects and source media on the Windows workstation where they are installed. Keep bins, plug-ins and project locations part of the same session.
The studio machine.
Where you work.
Your editing, animation and visualisation tools can stay on the studio workstation. Remotle brings its Windows desktop to your laptop or another desk, using the graphics card, installed applications and project storage you already have.1
The project stays put.
The artist can move.
A working project includes media, caches, fonts, plug-ins and references. Reach the studio machine that already has them, rather than building a second local environment for each day away.
The same approach works for a render workstation or an editing desk: the application runs on the host, while your remote device supplies the display and input. Evaluate picture, sound and latency against the work you intend to do.
Animation & visualisation
Work in a scene using the studio GPU. Navigate views and adjust assets without moving the working project onto the remote laptop.
Review & pickup
Reconnect from another device to check a sequence, a scene or a render. The workstation keeps running after the remote connection ends.
One studio setup.
More places to use it.
Use Remotle on Windows, Mac or iPad to reach the Windows host. A studio hot desk can use a dedicated terminal; a travelling artist can connect from a laptop. The broker that assigns the workstation is built in.
Remote desktop, connection broker and zero client mode, together. Compare the whole route from the Windows workstation to the desk, including the client device and the people who use it.
A simpler desk.
A full workstation.
Look at the picture.
Feel the response.
Use your actual creative material to judge the remote desktop. A colour-critical delivery workflow still needs its own display and pipeline validation.
- Fine colour detail
- 4:4:4 colour transport preserves detail in coloured text, edges and interface elements. Check the imagery and display settings your team works with.
- Space for the timeline
- Connect multiple monitors and keep your timeline, viewer and tools arranged across the desk. Mixed resolutions and portrait screens are supported.
- Hands-on tools
- Test pen tablets, USB devices and audio as part of the whole workstation setup. Use the same application actions and review material you would in the studio.
Bring your timeline.
Your scene. Your pen.
Choose a working project and a normal day’s tasks. Evaluate the experience with the person who will use the remote desk.
- Scrub, navigate and play representative material.
- Check the intended monitor layout, tablet and audio path.
- Compare the actual home or studio connection with your workflow requirements.