[Al Clarke]

Thanks Mark.

[Al Clarke]

Thanks for the quick response – I will try this on Monday……….Al

[Al Clarke]

Chris – our proposed workflow:
We have a demo of the 700 but will probably be purchasing 800’s

3 photogs with 2 producers acquire on 800’s
Producers get sd cards and use P2 viewer on their desktops to do “paper” edit
Photog/editor tranfers directly from camera to local array of editing system over USB 2.0.
Photog/editor cuts MXF natively on Leitch Velocity Q
Final product is encoded to either DV25 or high bitrate MPEG2 and FTPed to the server for playout.
After a week the local footage is sent to 1.6T NAS – where it sits for about 1-2 months (haven’t done the math yet)
After that it is sent to a Quantum sdlt 600a, which is also on the network, where it will reside until the tape is filled (800gig?)and then finally put on the shelf.

We are in the middle of testing all of this out – interesting times….

[Al Clarke]

How about Leitch? I don’t think they are going anywhere…Velocity Q supports MXF on the timeline – no need to import – just drag it over the USB at a gig per minute. Don’t want hardware? Velocity X sheduled to come soon…Al

[Al Clarke]

Huge help – thank you….Al

[Al Clarke]

Thanks for the info – just very quickly if I want to do very simple networking from one machine to another – is there a preferred setting to export the timeline?
Thanks again………Al

[Al Clarke]

Measuring on an external waveform – component – 100 ire coming in 90 off the timeline out – where should I start looking?