Cinedeck Focuses On ‘Your Workflow, Your Way’
Cinedeck LLC, a developer of capture systems for motion picture and broadcast production, will spotlight “Your Workflow, Your Way”, as it demonstrates versatile, file-based, multi-stream acquisition-to-post, video ingest and playback options at NAB 2013 in Booth SL14911.
Cinedeck recognizes that each production follows its own distinctive path, and that no two workflows are the same. At NAB 2013, the company will demonstrate how its Cinedeck MX and RX3G recorders – with their vast range of I/O connectivity, support for the widest range of codecs and file formats, and simple user interface – deliver highly-flexible options for live, on-set, postproduction, and broadcast environments.
Cinedeck is teaming up with Big Foot Mobile, a leading builder of on-set/DIT carts, SAN/NAS manufacturers Facilis and Oceantides, digital film production software developer Pomfort, and on-set grading vendor Colorfront. Also presented will be the Pronology ingest and content management system.
At the show, Cinedeck will demonstrate multiple camera and video feeds being encoded via Cinedeck MX and RX3G to the Oceantides’ QOS and Facilis Terrablock SAN systems, with the ability to pre-grade this material in real-time using Pomfort LiveGrade. Footage from the Cinedeck MX and RX3G will be further refined using Colorfront On-Set Dailies, running on a Retina MacbookPro. The final dailies will be reviewed on a Modbook Pro pen-and-tablet computer, and delivered for editing on Avid Media Composer.
Currently in use on major broadcast events and multi-cam productions, Pronology’s asset management system will be shown with Cinedeck recorders at the center of ingest and playout operations. Cinedeck will also show several remote control options, and how the MX and RG3G can ingest, playback and transcode content from flash cards and other external recording devices.
Cinedeck will also show further advancements in the flexibility and ease-of-use of the Cinedeck MX and RX3G with the latest v4.2 software release. Highlights include an improved user-interface, clip and subclip playlist capabilities, segment record (user-defined chunking), more flexible file, folder and project management, and the introduction of ARRIRAW recording and new LUT shaders.