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  • Alex Gerulaitis

    September 7, 2012 at 10:04 pm in reply to: Premiere Pro 6 System Set Up

    Where are you located? How many CS6 editors? What systems are they using? What sort of problems are they experiencing?

    The first thing to do is to document the issues – what happens, on what system, is it repeatable, etc. If the issues are similar across various systems, it’d probably be easier to deal with. If it’s a mixed bag – someone will have to catalog / document the issues and attack them one by one.

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Engineer
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    September 7, 2012 at 3:02 am in reply to: What board and video card to purchase

    Are you sure it’s the motherboard and not the OS (installation)? Intel boards are generally stable.

    If stability is your first priority (I imagine it is), I would go for a an entry-level HP Z420 workstation: it starts just above $1.2K, very stable; comes with a 3-year on-site warranty. It could be one of the Dell Precision systems, too.

    If that for some reason doesn’t work out, I’d look at Intel, Supermicro server/ workstation class boards – those that are engineered for stability, support ECC memory, etc. Let me know if you need specific suggestions.

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Engineer
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    September 7, 2012 at 1:50 am in reply to: Off Topic

    It appears that system time am/pm tags have been replaced with “hijacked / infected” text strings, probably somewhere in the registry, probably by a previous infection. Have your system been infected before? If so, by what?

    It’s possible it’s not infected now, and these are just remnants of past infections. I’d still clean it up and research which malware could have caused it – just to be sure it’s fully out of your system.

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Engineer
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    September 5, 2012 at 9:30 am in reply to: Our recent video using the Cinema Camera

    This is awesome, kudos Marco.

    (Any chance of posting this in 2K? YouTube I believe is the only one supporting 2K… It still compressed but the quality should be better than Vimeo’s 1080p.)

    Thanks!

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Engineer
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    September 3, 2012 at 12:53 am in reply to: where are the US users with the Blackmagic Camerea?

    Marco Solorio of OneRiver Media (Walnut Creek, CA) seems to be very impressed with the camera, and wrote up fantastic, very detailed impressions of his experience with it:

    https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/367/173

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    August 30, 2012 at 10:25 pm in reply to: Thunderbolt Backwards compatible to esata

    Not possible, sorry.

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    August 30, 2012 at 10:06 pm in reply to: Intensity Pro and CS6 Premiere Pro

    What’s the Blackmagic driver version?

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    August 30, 2012 at 10:06 pm in reply to: SDI monitoring

    Don’t think a V4HD will work unless it’s a DVCPro-based codec – other codecs are not hardware-accelerated, and I doubt they will play via V4HD at full frames if at all. FW800 is not a lot of bandwidth: monitoring through it will require compressing whatever is on the timeline, to fit in the FW800 stream. Oh, and there will be latencies.

    A PCIe cage like Cubix or Sonnet might be the only solution if there is no way to take make a PCIe slot available.

    Or a PC. Sometimes the only way out is through. 🙂

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    August 29, 2012 at 9:48 am in reply to: Remote viewing of edit monitor

    Have you tried join.me or Google+ Hangouts?

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

  • Alex Gerulaitis

    August 28, 2012 at 7:30 am in reply to: Questions before purchasing…

    eSATA is fine – any way you can read that SSD is fine; Thunderbolt is not necessary for that purpose, and you’re right, there aren’t any add-on Thunderbolt adapters. It’s either built-in or you can’t have it.

    Alex Gerulaitis
    Systems Integrator
    DV411 – Los Angeles, CA

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