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]]> By: Review: Matrox CompressHD PCIe Card : SuiteTake.com http://www.suitetake.com/2009/03/23/leave-your-edit-suite-on-time-finish-from-home-for-free/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Review: Matrox CompressHD PCIe Card : SuiteTake.com Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:50:29 +0000 http://www.suitetake.com/?p=1435#comment-151 [...] So from on-line video (SD or HD) to high end Blu-ray DVD’s, h.264 is a huge player. It’s all good, right? Well, mostly. Have you ever compressed an h.264 video file? It can be unbearably long. We first started running into this bottleneck when we switched from doing mpeg-1 client web approvals (something that was very fast to compress and widely compatible) to h.264. We switched mainly because we wanted to post high resolution web approvals for our clients at higher quality, and MPEG-1 just wasn’t cutting it. H.264 really filled that need. But even a shorter video, say 10-15 minutes could take 60-90 minutes to compress on a Quad Intel MacPro, and some of our videos are more in the 30 minute range. If you have the time, leaving it running overnight is no big deal, but most of the time we’re doing these web approvals close to 5 or 6pm and they needed to be posted and sent to the client that same day. Waiting around just to finish a web post feels like a waste of time (although we did minimize this to some degree using LogMeIn as covered in my previous post). [...] [...] So from on-line video (SD or HD) to high end Blu-ray DVD’s, h.264 is a huge player. It’s all good, right? Well, mostly. Have you ever compressed an h.264 video file? It can be unbearably long. We first started running into this bottleneck when we switched from doing mpeg-1 client web approvals (something that was very fast to compress and widely compatible) to h.264. We switched mainly because we wanted to post high resolution web approvals for our clients at higher quality, and MPEG-1 just wasn’t cutting it. H.264 really filled that need. But even a shorter video, say 10-15 minutes could take 60-90 minutes to compress on a Quad Intel MacPro, and some of our videos are more in the 30 minute range. If you have the time, leaving it running overnight is no big deal, but most of the time we’re doing these web approvals close to 5 or 6pm and they needed to be posted and sent to the client that same day. Waiting around just to finish a web post feels like a waste of time (although we did minimize this to some degree using LogMeIn as covered in my previous post). [...]

]]> By: matthe http://www.suitetake.com/2009/03/23/leave-your-edit-suite-on-time-finish-from-home-for-free/comment-page-1/#comment-105 matthe Sat, 22 Aug 2009 15:45:37 +0000 http://www.suitetake.com/?p=1435#comment-105 I just came in my shorts. HOW ON EARTH did i not know about this before?<br>Goodbye mr blue bar. Good bye error message in the morning.<br>Beautiful. I just came in my shorts. HOW ON EARTH did i not know about this before?
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]]> By: aoverbeck http://www.suitetake.com/2009/03/23/leave-your-edit-suite-on-time-finish-from-home-for-free/comment-page-1/#comment-91 aoverbeck Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:17:33 +0000 http://www.suitetake.com/?p=1435#comment-91 I can't wait to try this out. I can't count how many times I've had to sit around the office extra long just waiting for a render. I looked at the LogMeIn website and saw that some of the paid versions have "mini meeting" where you can send a link to someone so that they can view what you are doing on your computer...could be a great way to collaborate remotely with producers...they can watch the edit in final cut and watch the result of changes made on the fly....or at least I'm hoping that's what it will do. I know the new FCP 7 has an ichat feature like this, but my producer has a PC so this could be a better option for me. Thanks!! I can't wait to try this out. I can't count how many times I've had to sit around the office extra long just waiting for a render. I looked at the LogMeIn website and saw that some of the paid versions have “mini meeting” where you can send a link to someone so that they can view what you are doing on your computer…could be a great way to collaborate remotely with producers…they can watch the edit in final cut and watch the result of changes made on the fly….or at least I'm hoping that's what it will do. I know the new FCP 7 has an ichat feature like this, but my producer has a PC so this could be a better option for me. Thanks!!

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