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  • Jamie Pence

    November 21, 2012 at 1:50 am in reply to: Done with CalDigit

    Absolutely… When I bought the SuperShare system two years ago, I was so impressed with their customer support.

    It was the only cost affordable SAN solution that could push the pixels I needed for higher than HD resolution I work in.

    Most of my work is higher than 4K and I need the bandwidth and shared storage.

    That system did great work for multi-screen presentations for The United States Capitol Visitors’ Center, United States Institute of Peace, The New York Historical Society, Gettysburg and The National Infantry Museum.

    When I emailed and called multiple times last week and please understand I don’t mean any offense by this… I was treated like a wedding Videographer who had just bought a Mac.

    I understand my SuperShare system is four months shy of being out of warranty… But I still have yet received a response about a system switch out (which I would pay for) while my switch and hub is being repaired.

    As I stated earlier… Been in this business for a LONG time and have never been treated like this after putting a HUGE chunk of change out.

    Hell, even the Scitex Cube guys were trying to do the right thing in their last days.

    However, I will say ANY SAN I build in the future will be based on MetaSan. Those guys rock.

    Jamie

  • I HIGHLY recommend MetaSan… Tiger Tech is great and their customer support is second to none.

    Jamie

  • Jamie Pence

    November 14, 2012 at 6:02 pm in reply to: What’s up with CalDigit?

    I’ve done both…

  • Jamie Pence

    November 14, 2012 at 6:01 pm in reply to: What’s up with CalDigit?

    Thanks Bob… this is a great lead.

  • Yes… I have Metasan.

  • What kind of test?

  • Jamie Pence

    June 27, 2011 at 3:03 am in reply to: Slow timeline response when dragging a clip

    I have noticed this too… However, I thought it was due to the fact I was working in an odd resolution. What resolution are you woking in?

  • Jamie Pence

    June 22, 2011 at 1:55 am in reply to: FCP X Support?

    Oh yeah… I’ve been reading. Believe me. I downloaded it this morning and It’s not even close to ready.

    Glad I switched to Premiere Pro a few months back, I love being able to cut in real-time in a 5700 X 1080 comp. Phantom & Red footage works perfect. Standard HD is sooo smooth.

    I was more curious to see Blackmagic’s position on FCP X.

    Hopefully Blackmagic is working on a NLE… 🙂 They seem to be the ONLY company now besides Adobe that understands what the professional wants.

    BTW, do you run MetaSan Bob?

    Jamie

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