Las Vegas, NV, April 20, 2009 – Small Tree, designer of cost-effective networking and shared storage products for professional video and audio editors, will introduce abcSAN, the second member of its GraniteSTOR family of shared storage products, at NAB 2009 (Booth SL10210). An iSCSI-based shared storage solution designed specifically for audio/video and graphic artists looking […]
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Quicktip #16 (February 16, 2009) Expand all FCP tracks via mouse A quick way to change the track height of all video or audio tracks in a Final Cut Pro timeline all at once is to OPTION + drag on the tiny space between tracks in the patch panel when your cursor changes to the […]
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Quicktip #15 (February 15, 2009) Option+click (or maybe don’t Option+click) on an existing file to use that name Thanks to Andy Mees and the power of Twitter I got a question about today’s Quicktip #15. Andy said: “scott, is it just me? i get the filename behaviour you blogged without pressing a modifier … just […]
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Panasonic announced the AG-HPX300, a 1/3″, 3-MOS shoulder-mount P2 camcorder with a 17x Fujinon interchangeable lens (the Euro version will be the AG-HPX301E). In many ways, it’s a companion to the HVX200A and HPX500: six scene files, 1080i/p recording, 720p variable frame rate recording, SD recording in both DV and DVCPRO50 formats, 24p capability, and […]
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Personas created for the purpose of classifying and organizing content come with unique considerations. How does your audience look for information?What kind of behaviors do they exhibit? What triggers information seeking? What sources do they turn to, in what order, and why? For example, if your primary audience never uses the Advanced Search capability on […]
Yes, I’m Actually Going to Show You How to Implement Taxonomies This blog has been up and running since July of 2008, and during that time I’ve worked to raise awareness of the taxonomy issue. Although I still intend to discuss some of the concepts and theories behind the use and usefullness of taxonomies, it […]
Posted byHenrik de Gyoron February 16, 2009 In my last blog post, we talked about rights management, DAM and good record keeping. This blog has nothing to do with tax audits. I wanted to continue discussingrights management and good record keeping. Before you add an asset to your DAM, do you know what rights you […]
