Hi,

Many thanks again for your feedback.

I will stop asking questions.

I don’t have any doubt that you are able to install the network that I need, but at this point I’m just run out of budget to be able to pay for it.

Again, many thanks for all your insights and information regarding this kind of networks and qnap in particular in this and other…

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Hi Bob,

Many thanks, to the usual suspect!

Over time I have learn a lot from your feedback in this and other places, until I decided to move into this direction.

Forgot to say all my machines are PC”S with the a qnap 10GBE cards aquantia chip.

The qnap is linked to the router using the two qnap 10gbe ports, allowing 20GBe connection to the router, and…

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Hi,

I bought a TVS-H1688x and ten HDD 16TB Seagate ironwolf pro and a m2 4tb sdd for cache

https://www.qnap.com/en/product/tvs-h1688x

I’m a creative professional creating and editing high resolution video sequences (up to 24k) from jpg or tiff 16 bits, that goes from 40MB up to 900 MB in size for each frame of video.

I’m not looking for any…

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Thanks Chris,

I did tried to use thumbnails, but in a a large image a single line or half line of bad pixels, can’t be seen in the thunumbails.

By some reason the thumbnails will render in file explorer (win10 pro, but in ae the render fails.

When I say a price point, render garden costs 99US, and is able to speed up your ae render times by 100%…

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In the process of trying to find any soft that can do this I came across the image sequence scanner, it’s free but it’s in beta

https://sourceforge.net/projects/imgseqscan/

There should be some program out there that can do this, due to the installed base of ae and animation users.

Thanks Roei,

Ramma is what I’m looking for, the only thing;

it’s quite expensive (85 euros) for what it does.

Any other tool that can do this?

this is the correct link for ramma, since in the letterbanks link is wrong.

https://www.aeriform.io/ramma

pedro

Thanks Filip,

Nope, I’m not familiar with pyton, I’m looking for a simple gui app, that can scan a dir and gives me a list of bad files.

There are countless jpg/file repair app’s outhere, I don’t want want to repair them, I just want to know, which files are corrupted.

thx

pedro

Hi,

I’m rendering some images sequences of some thousand sequence files, using multicore render (render garden).

It’s an amazing piece of software, but sometimes render’s do fail, and I’m stuck with a couple of image files that are corrupted (invalid headers, half images, half rendered, etc).

One of the easy way’s to try to locate these corrupted…

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