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Rob Brambila
March 18, 2011 at 5:49 pm in reply to: final cut express4 issue

I don’t believe Final Cut Express supports any I/O cards. Firewire and file transfer only. You need to step up to FCP.

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
949-861-2700
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
December 30, 2010 at 6:35 pm in reply to: Snow Leopard – Jumbo Frames

David,
Try setting your Jumbo frames in Terminal. Make sure you sudo in as the root user. This should set it correctly. Then check with ifconfig to see if it stuck.

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
949-861-2700
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
August 25, 2010 at 4:18 pm in reply to: Final Cut Network for Students

This is actually a perfect scenario for a gigabit ethernet network. We have experience setting up these shared networks for many educational environments. Let us know if you would like help in getting this scenario set up for you.

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
949-861-2700
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
June 14, 2010 at 7:21 pm in reply to: Looking for a good data tape backup for FCP/Mac Pro

We offer a solution for archive and backup. We also have it in multiple flavors including LTO4 LTO3 and Blu-Ray. It ships complete with Tolis BRU Pe software and an ATTO R380 Raid card.

https://www.promax.com/Solutions/ProjectSTORArchive4/

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
949-861-2700
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
May 28, 2010 at 8:37 pm in reply to: MXF files in Final Cut Pro 6

Rebecca,
I think that the problem is that you are trying to use the clip browser software as a standalone utility to export the clips to a usable codec. The EX workflow is actually easier that that. First download the XDCAM Transfer for Final Cut Pro software from here.

https://servicesplus.us.sony.biz/sony-software.aspx?model=pdzkp1

Then use Log and Transfer in FCP to import your footage directly into the FCP bin. Here is an overview of the workflow.

https://pro.sony.com/bbsccms/assets/files/micro/hdtapelessworkflow/brochures/25634_XDCAM_AppleFinalCutPro_R1.pdf

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
949-861-2700
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
September 16, 2009 at 5:29 pm in reply to: Can I put an FCP video file and an ac3 audio file through Compressor to get a combined result?

Muxing is actually short for multiplexing, which is to combine multiple into one. But, I think the original poster is not finishing to DVD. The container would be .mov or whichever they choose, based on what the DC player can play out. Digital Cinema Specs however specify jpeg2000 with a MXF wrapper.

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
September 15, 2009 at 9:04 pm in reply to: Can I put an FCP video file and an ac3 audio file through Compressor to get a combined result?

to make a muxed file simply export after you save. I think his delivery is for digital cinema playout.

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
September 15, 2009 at 7:51 pm in reply to: Can I put an FCP video file and an ac3 audio file through Compressor to get a combined result?

You can also use Quicktime Pro to mux the file. Download the ac3 codec for quicktime. You can get it here https://www.afreecodec.com/mac/123/quicktime-ac3-codec/ then just open the movie in quicktime. Make sure that the movie is at the beginning. Then drop the AC3 file onto the quicktime window and “save as”

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

Director of Technology
ProMAX Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
June 10, 2009 at 4:51 pm in reply to: Networking Editing Computers

[Bob Zelin] “I have called around to get ideas from some of the companies on networking: Apple and ProMax to start.

REPLY – your first mistake.”

Wow, Bob. With all due respect, I believe the ethernet solution is the first one that we suggested. (We being ProMAX.) We have set up multiple systems this way and I agree with you, it is stable and robust.

[Bob Zelin] “See Ray – it DOES work – stop asking dealers whose only concern is to get $50,000 from you.”

Again, with all due respect as I really do appreciate what you do here and everywhere that you post. We really don’t look at it as just trying to take your money. The last few shared storage solutions that we deployed all came in at under $20,000. (One included 32TB of storage.)

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

System Engineer
Promax Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com
Rob Brambila
May 27, 2009 at 5:35 pm in reply to: Mic Repair

Try Advanced Musical Electronics, they’ve always been good to me.
8665 Venice Blvd, West Los Angeles, CA 90034
310-559-3157

https://www.advancedmusical.com/

Thanks,

Rob Brambila

System Engineer
Promax Systems
rob.brambila@promax.com
http://www.promax.com

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