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  • I have done many iPhone and Tab demos using two techniques

    The flash way – Made every screen manually in flash and animated it.

    https://www.santanu.biz/demo/demo.php?query=iphone&count=1#footer

    When client gave me too many of such demos (Android, Windows…) it became difficult to do them manually –

    I used photoshop and used the screen in AE/ Premiere. To capture the actions I used Snagit.Default screen cams were too clumsy. You need to capture the actions using the less lossy codec. I used Snagit. After the footage is captures, all that zoom, tilt pan were done in After effects. AE does a good job of smoothing the pixels when you zoom deep.

    https://www.santanu.biz/demo/demo.php?query=android&count=1#footer

    Santanu B
    The Swiss Army Knife for All Your Creative Needs

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    March 31, 2014 at 4:05 pm in reply to: Soundtrack for Video

    3 ways to go about it –

    Use stock Music – Boring, generic.

    Use stock music cleverly – Use bangs and crescendos by editing the music. Much better. Sometimes great – greatness depends on your talent.

    Use a musician to make it – Great. Greatness depends on the musician’s caliber.

    Santanu B
    The Swiss Army Knife for All Your Creative Needs

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    March 31, 2014 at 4:00 pm in reply to: Generic video

    Hah! This proves you can sell anything abstract to make people believe you.

    Santanu B
    The Swiss Army Knife for All Your Creative Needs

  • I am not sure if you already have the permission to record from any source.

    All hospital data are confidential material of the Hospital authorities. If the patient and the authorities don’t have objection to part with it data, you can take their consent to hire / borrow / purchase from them.

    If you have the permissions –

    The data is usually recorded in a media – Usually of high quality.

    To record from the screen, there may at least be a composite out, a S video out. I have not seen a HDMI or SDI out yet on such equipment

    https://www.santanu.biz

    Santanu B
    http://www.santanu.biz
    The Swiss Army Knife for All Your Creative Needs

  • Here is a situation. Often clients want us to make a video with some YouTube reference videos and other copyright audio tracks (which does not belong to them) for their internal consumption, may be to show it to a handful of their employees. They convince us that it is only for a bringing forth their point of-view to a handful of internal audience. Unfortunately, after the video is delivered they themselves put it up on the internet.

    It makes us feel so guilty. We have decided not to work with material that genuinely does not belong to the client. No downloading of copyrighted material. It may mean to lose the client for ever. But at least we don’t lose ourselves!

    Santanu
    https://www.santanu.biz

  • Thanks Alex, for an elaborate response. All your solutions sound impressive. It am eager to first try the DIY NAS. I am not sure if plain TCPIP protocol is causing the latency. As you suggest iSCSI with a SAN management software may be the answer.

    1. Why do you suggest 4 spindles? 2 x Raid 0 ?

    “If you re-assign the local drive letter to something else, and then map it to the same letter as a network share and open it on the same computer, does it behave the same? (I.e. lag, etc.)”

    That’s exactly we tried to test. Map drive letter on the other PC exactly as the local, and then load the premiere project across network. It would load all assets. (sometimes index or reconform them). Then when you play back it does not play as smoothly as it was in the local.

    Both PCs hv similar config, lots of RAM and are Mercury playback enabled. Connected by Gigabit LAN (Netgear GS608 v2 switch)

    If network is not the bottle neck, i would look at striping disks.

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    June 20, 2011 at 2:24 pm in reply to: MPE & 2nd gen intel i7 with HD graphics

    Thanks for your replies. This means MPE’s hardware renderer is not a ubiquitous technology that can make the most of any newer hardware or for that matter anything other than nVIDIA’s cuda.

    regards
    https://www.santanu.biz

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    September 28, 2010 at 3:01 am in reply to: Filming Logo’s

    I generally get a liability indemnity signed by my client because not only can we get into copyright infringement of brands unknowingly, we may get into trouble with shooting people of the organization, who may leave the organizations sooner or later and join a competitor.

    The liability indemnity agreement protects me and my client.

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    September 22, 2010 at 2:19 pm in reply to: Intensity shuttle / Decklink data flow

    Oh! Forgot to mention, I might think of FCP or Premiere as the NLE.

    So you men to say whether Decklink or Shuttle, both use the same technology to move the mixed output channel data from NLE to the video card.

    Don’t they help in decompressing multiple streams (MPEG2 or MJPEG) of data coming from the hard disk?

  • Santanu Bhattacharjee

    September 19, 2010 at 5:25 pm in reply to: New PC Workstation for CS5 specs

    The mercury playback Engine of CS5 now supports a wider range of cards – The GTX series too

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