Luke Irvine
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forgot to add.
if router panels could be used in conjunctions with vision switcher so they could control the aux busses or fire macros or gpi.
or even if they could be used to control m/e rows pvw or pgm.
if you could use 2 1m/e panels on the 2m/e switcher. 1 panel controls 1m/e and the other control the other m/e.
hyper decks could record straight to network drive while recording locally as a backup.
the best solution would be to use the local ssd storage as a buffer for the network transfer like an EVS does. It would also be awsome if the hyperdecks could connect to each other and transfer files while recording.hopefully the teranex acquisition will fix the updowncross converter delay issues in the future. also
would be nice to see those features make there way Into a lot of bmd stuff.the media express software to support the quad cards properly. I have made it work buy copying and opening multiple versions of the software but it would be much better to be able to add the function to the one piece of software. also allow the software to take
timecode from another source as the quad cards do not have an input for TC.I would love a portable version of the 2pack LCD monitors that only has 1 monitor and has a test gen and waveform viewer in it.
more outputs on devices like the audio to sdi unit would also be usefull.
I do enjoy dreaming.
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I wonder if “On air tools” software has the same limitations as the “softron” ones. they have one that’s called just:in.
I guess you could also get a Mac pro with a decklink quad and do 4 channels per Mac. but that might defeat the propose of what you are trying to do.
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the best thing would be to purchase softron’s movie recorder app for each computer
it can be controlled via there software over a network or via an ipad.
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We found a way around part of this problem by getting red cinex to split all the clips and then davinci saw each cut as a separate clip, i explain within my blog https://irves.tumblr.com/post/17023487953/grading-r3d-red-cameras-files-from-a-live-music-record