K. Han
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Thank you for commenting on current status of RaveHD. I have known your product for years.
If I need serious and reliable DDR functions, I would have been contacted your company. For the specific purpose I need this time, the Kona 3 equipped Mac has also some benefits over hard-core DDR’s, such as your RaveHD or other Cineform codec based one. And the cost itself is sometimes not an issue, but sometimes not-so-big difference could be critical.
You are very correct about off-the-shelf software capability. When I need your experty, I will remember that you are there. Thank you.
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Wow, somebody did the homework. Thank you for the information!!!
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I know, I know… I am talking about a less mobile solution, like as a playing server kind or used in telecine suite.
For acquisition, I hope that single or combined 2.5 inch SATA hard drive catridges storing 2K resolution wavelet codec compressed file would do the magic in near future. Considering people use DVCPRO HD 720p24, which is highly (DCT-based) compressed 8 bit media, as an acquisition format for many purpose right now, 1080p24 10 bit (linear) wavelet codec media will not be too shoddy for various uses. This could be more compact solution than HDCAM SR, if wavelet encoding unit is implemented successfully.
Still, as a not-so-mobile player/recorder solution, Kona 3 equipped Mac desktop is attractive in cost.