Ryan Hayes
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You answered my question. I wasn’t sure if it was even possible. I have trouble editing locally on our iMacs. So, I assumed it didn’t work, but thought I’d ask. I tried to search on-line, but most stuff is talking about X amount of 1080 ProRes 422 streams.
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It is interesting the conflicting information you get from different solution providers. Some say we need two switches and two networks: one just for video and one for everything else. We could use one of our MacPros with a multi-port NIC and link aggregation or we’d have a whole separate server/NAS. Some say we could use our current switch others say we can’t, that we need a specific switch just for video, preferably 10 GigE.
So, it seems there is no one set way to do Video Over Ethernet.
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I actually did. I filled out your quote request form, but never heard back.
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They are are not going to connect at the same time. It would be nice if they could sit at any station and edit without having to designate “these 10 iMacs are for video editing.” But probably only 6-8, maybe 10, students editing at any given time.
I e-mailed Charles after seeing a write up that he did on School Video News, but didn’t hear back. I’ll try giving him a call.