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Re: HD Raid Array System? - 15 years ago
All: Thanks very much for all the feedback. For our budget it looks like a call to CalDigit (even for ProRes-HQ) looks like the ticket, off/on-line is also a good strategy to research. I saw a number of CalDigit machines on the Amazon site at a reasonable price. There are many out there like me who are not pro-editors but use FCP for fine art (such as this project) as one of their tools amongby xroloffx - Café LA
Re: HD Raid Array System? - 15 years ago
Shane: Thanks very much for the quick reply. I researched the systems you recommended, they seem like higher-end pro systems. Is there something less expensive and closer to my original plan that can work comfortably with ProRes for HD? Thanks. Johnby xroloffx - Café LA
HD Raid Array System? - 15 years ago
I am in the process of purchasing a Mac Pro 2.8 system on a moderate budget. I am having a dilemma for a FCP editing setup of deciding between the expensive Mac raid controller card with two internal SATA 1TB drives, or an external 1TB Raid via Firewire 800, and which Raid striping to use: '0', 1, 5, 1+0, etc . I will be working with 16mm film digitized at 10 bit uncompressed color HD,by xroloffx - Café LA
Re: Film to HD transfer service - 16 years ago
Shane and Sprocketz: Thanks a lot for the Pro8mm reference - I will call them for prices, etc. I would be driving down from the Bay Area (no decent transfer places or film/HD here that I can find, Monaco only does 4K which is over my head), I don't know SoCal companies that well. Is it possible for you also send me one or more names of the more expensive/newer Rank companies you might recoby xroloffx - Café LA
Film to HD transfer service - 16 years ago
I am seeking SoCal professional digital film to HD transfer company. This 16mm and 8mm film footage is the only archive of projects in the 1970's and 80's, would prefer to hand deliver. Any references for a professional-level company for this service? Thanks.by xroloffx - Café LA
