Trasnfer via Ethernet

[Jeremy Garchow]

[gary adcock] “Ok with the new KiProRack units that just came out, the ethernet transfer rates are noticeably faster, in a network on studio facility it would be easier to handle the data stream accross the network than by sneaker net. “

I heard that already! News travels fast.

Actually, the 12-15MB/sec isn’t the most awful thing in the world as the convenience (for me) trumps the speed.

My question, on the Rack, can you transfer off of one drive while the other is recording via ethernet?

If so, can you send me your demo units for “testing”? 😉 Thanks!

Jeremy

[Jeff Handy]

“My question, on the Rack, can you transfer off of one drive while the other is recording via ethernet?”

That’s a great question and makes a lot of sense. Better yet, why not open an FTP port and have people avoid the use of the web interface altogether for file transfer?

HandyGeek

[Gary Adcock]

[Jeremy Garchow] “If so, can you send me your demo units for “testing”? 😉 Thanks!”

I have not had opportunity to test any of the new stuff yet.

gary adcock
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[Brian Hall]

[gary adcock] “with the new KiProRack units that just came out, the ethernet transfer rates are noticeably faster”

Would you be able to quantify that? My facility is really interested in purchasing a bunch of these, but a reasonable ethernet transfer rate is a must. We tested out Ki Pros for our workflow but the ethernet transfer rate was far too slow.

[Steve Park]

Is there a way to access the file transfer over ethernet ability via the python api?

We’re looking to automate a bunch of start/stops from a remote machine.

Once we send a stop command, we’d like to execute a transfer command to copy the file over to another machine.

Is that possible?