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Is SSD a safe replacement for HDD video storage?
Small M.2 SSD (solid-state drives) are increasingly replacing HDD (hard disk drives) in new PCs for file storage.
SSD is proven to be better for video editing, but what about video storage? Is a PC ...
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Estimating video file size given camera parameters
I am trying to predict video file size given:
camera fps.
number of horizontal pixels.
number of vertical pixels.
bit depth.
time duration of the video.
using the following formula
file_size = ...
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Film or digital for a hundred hours of footage? Looking at cost and durability
What method would be the most convenient for storing over a hundred hours of footage? Digital looks convenient, but I think backing up that much video can be expensive. My inspiration is Jonas Mekas, ...
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Can two spinning drives in RAID 0 configuration support 4K ProRes Raw data rates?
I'm helping a friend to assess external storage options. We are hoping that a Lacie 2big will be fast enough to support a 4K final cut work flow. Can two spinning 7200RPM drives configured as RAID 0 ...
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Best Systems for Storing and Organizing Videos/ Projects?
I’m just getting into video recording/ production and am looking for recommendations on best systems to upload, store, organize, and edit videos. Also want to make sure that the videos are backed up ...
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Software to manage digital assets
Over the years I have accumulated enough digital assets (mainly videos and photos) for it to become a massive problem in terms of organizing it all and then being able to find it.
I am wondering what ...
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Store video files on USB, SD card, microSD, or external hard drive?
Working with raw .mts (MP4) video scenes that are about 6.5 GB in size each (but automatically partitioned by the camcorder into separate 10-minute chunks), what arguments are there for not storing ...
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Advice for Adobe CC shared storage solutions
We're considering building an Adobe video production environment and we need a shared storage solution. We have had impressive presentations from EditShare and OpenDrives/CatDV. Our production ...
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Editing involving several backup drives: how to assemble a project with minimal clip duplication?
This question might be a little complex, but here's the situation:
We are a small team and we shoot almost every day, we do correspondence-type shooting. We are backing up our footage to external ...
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Is there any software for data management?
Ok, so my workflow is around big files, these are sources from edutorial lectures, they weight a lot, one typical recording size is around 80 Gb.
I need to manage them, store and edit. My machine is ...
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Video format with dynamic resolution
Are there any video formats that change resolution per frame and with different resolutions at different parts of the screen?
All videos I know today they have fixed resolution.
For video blogs I ...
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GitLab like program for easier collaborative video production
As a CIO in a small video production bussiness I'm making my team work more efficent using various tools.
Recently I noticed that the file versioning on a local NAS server is still confusing for some ...
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Is it worth re-encoding GoPro footage to H.265?
Considering that I'm not a professional editor and only record some random skateboard, snowboard or just some travel footage around with my GoPro Session 4, is re-encoding to H.265 to save storage ...
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Combine audio and video file without creating a 3rd file
if this is the wrong place to post this let me know.
I want to download a very large video (9.1GiB) from youtube on my device and I have ~10GB free storage space for it.
Because it's youtube, I have ...
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How can I efficiently convert MOV / MPEG-4 files for long term storage?
I have a Canon 6D DSLR that I am shooting video on. The camera is set to capture 1280x720 60fps IPB MOV / MPEG-4 files. The video files are in the range of 250MB per minute of recording. I have ...
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