A 4K video recorder & computer, a portable palm size fully functional 64-Bit Industrial Intel based computer, at 185x180x40mm (will be 185x175x40), full of RAM, lightning fast (USB 3, SSD 6G integrated), full of Space (1TB), crazy simple to use, with a 7" (6.7") HD touch screen, decklink powered (yes, blackmagic), windows 8.1, internet (wifi and bluetooth) and a full customizable device, upgradeable, long life and with hundreds of apps out there ..

From 2.295€ to 2.995€, being the more expensive featuring 1TB and 16GB DDR with HDMI & SDI inputs, and a software pack valued at 650€.. just a complete kit, but Im happy to know from today from Alex, that there will come 3 basic versions too, more cheaper, to try to let to know the people a better compare to current recorders, so I must say that Cinemartin Next S will be available at 1.395€, 1.695€ and 1.895€ with differences on software inside, capture inputs/outputs and DDR/SSD.

Photos from todays 2nd unit: http://www.cinemartin.com/next/i/p02_20150226/

Link to press release: http://www.cinemartin.com/webmail/20...e__Testers.htm Link to website: http://www.cinemartin.com/next/ (some areas under construction, only home and FAQ at this moment)

Yesterday hands-on video by Alex testing a prototype, showing uncompressed 4K recording:

Software that allows to connect any iPad as second screen to Mac or Windows (main purpose is that iPads are very accurately calibrated usually).

$10 today

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/duet-display/id935754064

http://www.duetdisplay.com/

http://www.nzxt.com/product/detail/154-n450-noctis-gaming-mid-tower.html

I am not big fan of their tilted top and too much plastic, but overall design is quite good for video oriented case.

The processors will feature a 2.3Ghz Core Clock and a 2.9Ghz Turbo Clock. Another configuration will have 2.2 Ghz Core Clock with an absolutely depressing 2.4Ghz of Turbo. TDP will be 95W and 80W respectively.

Reason can be very high thermal specs of GPU parts that push CPU performance much lower.

http://wccftech.com/intel-14nm-skylakes-engineering-samples-spotted/

I want to use the HDMI of my 2 GH3’s for webstreaming using some software like wirecast but also for recording instructional videos on my Mac.

Now I’ve been looking at solutions from AJA, Matrox, and Blackmagic but I’m unsure which one actually does what i need it to do.

This is the short list of features that I’m looking for: 2 hdmi inputs that can be streamed simultaneously to the web Able to record the HDMI of both cams to an SSD the device or card would help out with any rendering done by FCPX , Pr, AE, etc...

Extra’s: I have also one GH2, I’ve read that the HDMI of the GH2 is useless for recording but maybe it can be used for streaming? The possibility of adding the GH2 to the setup and thus having 3 cams would be a welcome bonus but not necessary.

I have an RME fireface 800 that i'll be using for audio capture.

What would you all see as the best way to go about doing this?

The Intel Bay trail-t will come in 4 models Z3770, Z3770D, Z3740 and Z3740D respectively. All the processors will have an L2 cache of 2MB.The Intel Bay Trail-t SoC has also shifted to the Intel HD Integrated graphics. The Intel Atom Bay Trail-t processors will support a maximum display of 1920×1600/2560×1600 and a minimum display resolution of 1366×768

Though the Bay Trail-t Intel Atom SDP is given the TDP which is the actual practical wattage is not given. However the Z3770 and the Z3770D processors will have a clock rate of upto 2.4 Ghz whiles the Z3740 and Z3740D will have a maximum clock rate of upto 1.8 Ghz for each core.

Via: http://vr-zone.com/articles/bay-trail-t-coming-september-11/49425.html

Has Samsung 4K panel. Around $800 price. The new Mi TV 2 comes powered by a MStar 6A928 quad-core 1.4GHz processor paired with Mali-760 MP4 GPU. The company says that it has re-designed the Bluetooth subwoofer and sound bar. It comes with a Dolby MS12 virtual surround sound system. Other features include a 2GB DDR3 RAM and 8 gigs of eMMC5.0 flash storage. Much like the FHD variant of the Mi TV 2, the new version also supports H.265 codec, and out of the box support for popular media formats including MKV, and MP4 among others. The TV also supports the Dual-band 802.11ac WiFi. If for some reason you were still not satisfied, the new TV also supports 3D movie playback. The company hasn't specified the operating system, but it is likely running on Android 4.4 KitKat with MIUI skin on top.

http://www.teradek.com/pages/vidiumini

I want to know what do you think about the Livestream broadcaster deal, HDMI broadcasting through Livestream ( proprietary ).

http://store.livestream.com/products/livestream-broadcaster

Pros/Cons & Could it be hacked?

Cheers!

My video card is a GTX770. I want to add a second card purely for CUDA acceleration. My target is around 300USD.

Seems to me people aren't impressed with the 970s for Resolve?

What do you guys think of this Asus desktop?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1118929-REG/asus_g10aj_us010s_i7_4790_3_60g_16gb_2tb_windows8_1_gtx971.html

Would my bank account be better off if i custom built a pc? Or should i dig around craigslist for something used? I'm coming from a mac so this is sort of new to me.

Thanks.

can someone help me?

ive looked on google , been hours i need help

• fractal design r4 blackout case
• gigabyte z77 ds3h motherboard
• 16gb corsair 1600mhz ram
• gigabyte gtx 970 4gb g1 gaming
• 24' Asus 144hz 1ms monitor
• EVGA 750g2 powersupply
• 1TB WD 7200
• 500GB Samsung evo 840 Pro ( Keep for laptop ? )
• 120GB Samsung evo 840 Pro
• DVD Drive
• Zalman CPU Cooler

I want somthing with 15" screen So it can fit in my Ogio bag with my camera.

Ive been looking at the Sager laptops .

$1359.

Sager NP8651 (Clevo P650SE)

i7 4720HQ CPU 16GB Ram GTX970m 3gb

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-gtx-960,4038.html

For some years I’ve done local lanparties here in my little 1 million population country. There has been somewhere around 150 participants, we have played some older and newer games and it has been fun.

Last year i also did some streaming for event’s tournament (in estonian language) and got surprisingly quite few people watching. I got some feedback saying that it’s pretty fun and all that but there is something missing, it lacks a little bit of that „live“ effect. Unfortunately I’dont have much time to play these days, but I really want to do something extra for local community this year to add a little excitement.

So the plan I want to realize is like this:

Up to 2-3 cameras in sync with eachother, one of them totally wireless with video and sound. Commentary table with 2 mics, lavalier or headworn type which could be used in the schools halls and corridors where events usually take place. Create tv-show or sportslike viewer friendly experience with live editing.

The resources i have: ’Laptop with usb3 port. (haven’t bought yet, need one with good usb3 interface and nvidia chip) ’PC computer with usb3. ’Firewire camcorder hv20 with analog output (firewire connection has 3 secs of lag so can’t be used) ’GH2 ’H4N ’Firewire external sound card with 1 XLR and 2 Hi-Z line inputs (H4N can be connected through line input) ’1 lav mic(works only with h4n 3,5 input, not Hi-Z / line ones) ’Rode videomic

The budget i have is somewhere about 2000€. All gear must be availible for shipping to Estonia (no extra tax inside EU) The things i think i need to buy but are not totally sure about are:

’USB3 HDMI Capture card. It would be good if i could connect two cameras into one, or i might need to use 2 capture cards. But is that even possible? Does USB interface allow such bandwidth? ’Used camcorder with CLEAN hdmi output and usable as usb webcam. I know some Canon camcorders are useable with USB, but i don’t have any idea about delay’s and sync, would be very useful feature nonetheless. ’2 lavalier or headworn microphones for commentary table ’Wireless hdmi video and sound transmitter with minimal to no delay (uncompressed signal is a must?) ’External sound card with more inputs or analog mixer (h4n itself might be enough in some situations) 'usb webcam (do these things have delay?)

The programs used will be Open Broadcaster or Xsplit, but can also be something else if it’s not too expensive. I have done research about allmentioned things myself and later I try to post some of my own conclusions after i have sorted all the links. At the moment things feel a little overwhelming, but it’s ok. ;)

At the moment the thing I haven’t figured out is how will i be able to monitor the cameras if i should buy 2 capture cards. I want to avoid buying Blackmagic ATEM just for monitoring function. I need a some way to monitor capture card inputs without showing them on Xsplit stream window. Basically, I need to preview the camera feeds that you'd throw live before you switch to them. At the moment it’s not possible with Open Broadcaster, Xsplit has a preview scene function in beta 2.0 at the moment which can be a workaround i guess. But maybe there are some other program to monitor capture cards inputs? I think Wirecast supports it, if can’t find any workaround then I might be forced to buy it..

There is also an older thread with also some good discussion: http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/6391/web-streaming-hdmi-recording-2-3ghxs/p1

I would be most grateful if you would share me your advice and knowledge to make this Starcraft dream of mine happen. = )

Ps. I have never experienced problem playing hack GH2 files with this laptop (I do not use it for editing, but just to preview the files where I am travelling, etc...)

Is the model i have up to handle the 4k footage from the camera? Or do i need to go for better ram?

If yes, is the Ripjaws a good option (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231732) or anything better is out there in the market currently that i should rather go for? (Provided the voltage is in accordance to my laptop).

Thanks in advance

Ivy Bridge build: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/honorableninja/saved/w2wmP6

Haswell build: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/honorableninja/saved/xB6NnQ

As far as hard drive setup goes, Samsung is for OS/programs, Crucial SSD for media cache/renders/export, WD Blue for media files, WD Black for archiving/old footage. I would like to have a RAID array for the archiving, but I have a bunch of external 1 and 2 TB drives that will be made redundant with the new system, so I'll use them for backups for now.

• Intel Core i7-4710HQ 2.5 GHz Processor
• 16 GB DDR3 RAM
• 256 GB Solid-State Drive + 1 TB 5400 rpm Hard Drive
• 15.6" 3840 x 2160 IPS Screen
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M with dedicated 2GB RAM
• Below $1500 price

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-Edition-VN7-591G-70jy-15-6-Inch/dp/B00NJNG2NY

• 8.9" IPS at 2560×1600
• 1.8GHz Rockchip 3288, quad core A17
• 2GBs RAM
• 16GBs storage (with microSD upgrade option)
• 2MP front and 8MP back cameras
• around $250

Presales start in June.

• Samsung Demo, H.264, 1080p, 35 Mbps
• Ducks Take Off, H.264, 1080p, 108 Mbps
• Ducks Take Off, H.264, 2160p, 243 Mbps
• Porsche Demo, H.264, 1080p, 60 FPS, 45 Mbps
• Timelapse Demo, H.264, 2160p, 60 Mbps

http://www.ixbt.com/mainboard/platforms-shootout-part4.shtml

Modern actual requirements for 2015 and 2016 are more like 4K H.265 :-)

I've thought about building a Hackintosh, but the more I think about it, the more I want to have a laptop. I travel a lot, and often work away from home. Really I've built a lifestyle around being able to edit on the go, and I don't want to sacrifice that. And although I am using Premiere and could theoretically switch to Windows, I have invested in other software that is Mac-only. I know that I could afford a much better Windows computer for the same price, but I'm tending to want to stay on a Mac.

This leaves me just the choice between the different configurations of 2011 (non-Retina), 2012, 2013, and 2014 15" Macbook Pros. I am looking at lightly used, seller refurbished, and manufacturer refurbished options on eBay.

Basically, here's what I'm wondering: How much better is the 750M (Late 2013) than the 650M graphics card? How much better are both of these than Iris Pro graphics? And how much better are all three than 2011-year Radeon 6750 graphics? How helpful is CUDA when editing in Premiere (which is only supported on the 650M and 750M)?

How much of a difference does CPU clock speed make for video editing on these quad-core i7 Macbooks? How about the performance differences between Sandy Bridge (Early 2011), Ivy Bridge (Mid 2012), and Haswell (Late 2013)?

I do plan on getting 16GB of RAM, since it's not user-upgradeable.

I don't care as much about the hard-drive, since I plan to upgrade to a 1TB SSD a little later, once I have money to spend again and prices have hopefully gone further down. I also don't care about battery life very much.

Any advice is helpful. Thank you!