I've seen some Axle demos and looks promising but don't know how it works in the real world.
I can recommend Masstech, it has great Integration with Avid workflows and can archive Media directly from Media Composer to an LTO library, this solutions are targeted to broadcast environments, are highly customized, runs only on specific hardware and have a lot of additional features that make it quite expensive for a small shop.
I don't know if CatDV has an archive option, that might also be a good option.
Hope this help.
Agustin
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Hi to all,
Two Questions:
Q1: Media Composer Backup - I was wondering if you all could tell me the ways you backup, store, all your mxf... files, menus, and other clips related to projects.
I have been using media mover and just trying to keep projects on g-tech drives, but it's been a pain over the last couple of years with how many projects I have been involved in.
I guess this is also a workflow question as well.
Q2: Long Term Storage Solutions -
I would like to create almost a storage center for all my media, but something were all my computers can connect.
I currently run two avid media composers and would love to get them on the same page.
I capture with a P2 deck and store those clips on independent hard drives as well and then eventually bring them back into Avid in the future when needed.
Any ideas and suggestions would be appreciated.
Posted by: Agustin Goya <agustingoya@gmail.com>
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