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Jim Jarrett12 Mar 2001 12:06 
Subject:[p4] Re: perforce-user digest, Vol 1 #473 - 1 msg
From:Jim Jarrett (jarr@kodak.com)
Date:03/12/2001 12:06:26 PM
List:com.perforce.perforce-user

I have been thinking about investigating Perforce as a way to make a "thin" asset manager. The kinds of assets I want to manager are typically large binaries; video, images and sound.

Well, as we've been discussing here, there is no current way to exclusively open a file for edit, so if two people attempted work on one of these binary files, you could get into resolve trouble; if they are large binaries as you say, it would be even more critical to assure that you didn't get a resolve situation - I am guessing that it would be a far more expensive loss of investment in time to have edited a video clip and have to throw it away than a quick change to a UI feature in a Mac resource file, for example.