Nick Gold
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I believe Workgroup does not allow for Web Clients, at least in the past you had to be on Enterprise for Web Clients to be an option.
There are bundles, but you probably should look at the smallest possible CatDV Enterprise setup, and smallest possible web client license. The desktop “Enterprise” seats are licensed per machine, but Web Clients are licensed based on how many people are logged in via the web server at a single moment. So you maybe can go with the smallest option there as well.
You’re really probably going to need an experience CatDV integrator to stand all of this up for you, including the hardware to run it on. Just FYI, the solution you’re talking about is going to be at least $15K plus integration services, possibly more, so be aware of that going into it.
If you’re interested in talking to an integrator that has been working with CatDV and knows it extremely well, my company Chesapeake Systems is one such option. You can reach me at the below info:
Nick Gold
CRO & Solutions Consultant
Chesapeake Systems
nick(at)chesa.com
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There’s a new Pro Apps Quicktime codecs release as well, which is really interesting to me, even if, as I’m assuming, they’re just read/decode codecs for the third-party stuff. Has anybody played with this aspect of today’s release at all, and gotten a sense of what it actually means for OS X users who have been having to deal with the slow migration of “Old Quicktime” to “New-Skool Quicktime” for the past few years?
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Folks, I know this is an older thread but I was doing research on the topic of using AJA Mini COnverters off of battery for field work, and look what I found — a pre-made product to do just this from a company called Nebtek:
https://www.nebtek.com/proddetail.php?prod=LIBA5&cat=49
Nick Gold
Chesapeake Systems