Re: [Avid-L2] Living in the last decade....

I don't think so.  I've used multiple U1s at the same time but I'm
pretty sure you can only target one at a time for output from MC.
Depending on what your stations are using to play the XDCAM files, you
could copy the entire XDCAM folder structure to multiple hard drives. 
Much cheaper and much faster.  Another option, if the stations are able
to play Sony ProDisks and handle XDCAM files, can they deal with just
plain OP1a MXF files with XDCAM50 essence? --J.B. (who also has HDCAM
tape deliverables :-( )

Tim Selander wrote:
> John,
>
> Interesting... makes me wonder if I could attach, say, 3 PDW-U1s to
> the computer and get three programs "dubbed" at the same time. That
> ought to be faster than what we're doing now -- 13 digital cuts to
> HDCAM tape, one for each station.
>
> Tim
>
> On 2020.01.30 14:57, John Moore wrote:
>> Several years back someone gave me the tip that you can export an
>> XDCam file and with the proper sony driver so you see the xdcam
>> icon for the drive you can just drag the exported file to the
>> disk.  I can't recall if it was drag it to the contents folder or
>> something and the disk driver would do the work to make it a
>> playable file on the drive without having to export to device or
>> whatever the proper term was.  At the time we were delivering
>> XDCam disks to a truck for a live show and it worked very well.
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