Richard Walton
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Daniel & Craig:
Thanks for clearing up my confusion re. the MainConcept H.264 codec. To be honest I’ve looked at so many formats, codecs, and compression solutions recently my head is spinning. But it seems you both agree Episode and MXO is a good solution and fits into my workflow.
As usual, being able to bring ideas to COW forums is a a huge help.
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Hmmmm – OK!
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Shane:
Thanks!
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RAID 5 seems a good choice and it seems like it will work
well with the bay configuration.Thanks!
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THan ks – I’ll check it out!
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Ken and Zane:
Thanks for pointing out the differing (software / hardware) possibilities for RAIDS.
Dick
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Shane – Your post was very helpful. Actually I meant to write Raid 1 (mirroring) when I mistakenly wrote Raid 2. You call Raid 1 the SLOW raid and I assume this is largely because all writes have to be done twice. With short form (2 to 5 minute projects) will Raid 1 slow down the actual workflow – as in the finger tapping time that renders do for me now?
Am I correct in assuming you use Raid 0 to create continuous LARGE projects?
Thanks!
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Shane:
Exactly right. Many Thanks!
Dick
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Aharon:
I too would like to congratulate you on your “Internet Killed the Video Star.” I have learned a lot from it. I am still unclear if and how one might integrate AFC’s FLV player into the Sorenson Squeeze (4.5.6) workflow. It seems as if one might be able to drag files from FLV download to SS template folder. But
I have been unsuccessful so far. Can this be done? And if so can you outline briefly the process and what files to transfer?Many Thanks.
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Richard Walton
August 21, 2006 at 5:07 pm in reply to: HTML Code – multiple video files to play in one areaAgain . . .thanks for all your help Curtis.
I may try the scripting approach but then again
your original suggestion is working well.
Cheers!