Thanks much Bob. There is a definite adjustment being made in budget on
this. Throwing money at a system that will "almost" work would be a very
bad thing. I've been researching 10g ethernet, prices (for used cards, as
well as a couple new) are coming down which is nice, but costs are still
rela
For 4k post production, or even capture I would say that even a gigabit network
may not suffice. Typically you would use a fiber channel, or as I said a high
speed interface like SCSI or Thunderbolt. Unfortunately, an reliable and
economical 4k capture and post production workflow is a contradic
Thanks Bob. Yeah I've already been stressing the need for a backup
strategy. Possibly a combination of a freenas with zfs1 (3 drives, I
already have most of the parts to make it work) and nextcloud as part of
the strategy. (plus offline) Love freenas. (now i'm wondering if the
network would be q
If not data is being stored on the raid, and is only being used for post
processing, then the more drives you add to a stripe, the faster it can be,
with the limitation of the external interface. I hear Thunderbolt interfaces
scream but are pricey.
Also, you will need to have some kind of back
Thank you.
On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 8:05 AM, Stephen Barncard via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> This is really the wrong place.You can find out all you need on YouTube
> videos.
> However, due to my own experience, I would consider only a very recent
> Macintosh system To
This is really the wrong place.You can find out all you need on YouTube
videos.
However, due to my own experience, I would consider only a very recent
Macintosh system To work with 4K video. They provide the best bang for the
buck over any PC. The video “card” is an Integral part of the computer a
Sorry for the off topic question, but this is my most trusted place for
tech knowledge. Appreciate any tips and advice (for a friend).
My friend is looking to buy or build a pc to do 4k video editing. I know
the obvious part.. If you can afford more memory, add more memory.
After that, I'm lost
