Simon Blackledge
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Indeed great! nice update.. look forward to getting some desk space back 😉
Si
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But companies do sell stuff that is basically a PC that does running CIFS.
Going to look at some vendors next week and will post up any info.
Si
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It’s a video i/o card with the drive array direct attached to the card/daughter card.
the link from the array to the card therefore isn’t the bottleneck it card>computer.
Thats what I take from it anyways.
s
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So basically you just put a 10GigE card in each machine and direct connected ?
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Post up the commands for the HP 🙂
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Hi Marcus.
Not that scary 😉
The drive was on it’s way out and is now dead. These are 2 year old Seagate NS (enterprise) 500 gig drives that have served us well. Have taken a total hammering and were all due to be replaced anyway.
All drives inc server have been replaced with 2TB Hitachi Ultrastars…
Best of luck with the E-San 🙂
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From whitepaper-
Apple ProRes 4444 fully supports 4:4:4 image sources, from either RGB or Y’CBCR color spaces. The fourth “4” means that Apple ProRes 4444 can also carry a unique alpha-channel sample for every pixel location. Apple ProRes 4444 is intended to support 4:4:4:4 RGB+Alpha sources exported from computer graphics applications such as Motion, as well as 4:4:4 video sources from high-end devices such as dual-link HDCAM-SR.
Never says it RGB or Y’CBCR :-/ can be both ?
Any codec can support both.. you just convert to it. What it actually is would be nice. Can it be either? :-/
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Thanks for the replies everyone. When I get into the office I’ll get the specs on the motion proj.
ProRes4444 is not RGB according to Apples whitepaper ( from what I could make of it :-/)
Txt is pure white. It’s over 100 from what I’m seeing. It’s ONLY over 100 once rendered.
If 4444 is RGB why would Apple do so for an application thats limited to 8bit in RGB processing?
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I hear ya! 🙂
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Ok so clicking on the raid set , 2 seems to be the issue. but the drive still has green light and properties say ok :-/