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Have you considered Using Autodesk Remote for File Transfer?

· Luke Johnson

Interesting comment:
Autodesk Remote is another option, at least for Autodesk Subscription customers. I’ve used it in conjunction with Dropbox / Google Drive to remote and transfer files

Posted by: Aurbis 

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http://worldcadaccess.typepad.com/blog/2014/01/free-replacements-for-logmein-now-that-its-100-a-year.html?cid=6a00d8341c19df53ef01a51139c92f970c#comment-6a00d8341c19df53ef01a51139c92f970c

Along similar lines – Using Autodesk 360 for file sharing, including an embedded viewer:
http://www.cad-notes.com/sharing-files-and-designs-with-autodesk-360/

Discussion

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Paul O'Brien
Sadly, I gave up on Autodesk Remote after experiencing various crashes, video quirks, and sub-par performance.

Fortunately, Chrome Remote Desktop works incredibly well over the same set of internet connections. In Revit, I experience about a .5s to .25s delay every few minutes. Because this mild delay occurs during computationally expensive operations, I hypothesize that the cause is less of a function of available bandwidth than the instantaneous load on the remote computer's CPU. (You know, because it's 2014 and the USA's most popular BIM application doesn't use GPU processing for things GPU processing is perfectly suited for.)