On This Week’s Videoguys Live, Join James for this installment of Ask The Videoguys for a comprehensive guide on essential video production tips! We’ll delve into getting started with LiveU Solo Pro, renewing your Avid Media Composer license, exploring the differences between G-RAID PROJECT 2 and G-RAID MIRROR, and setting up a custom RTMP stream from your YoloBox. Don’t miss out on these crucial insights to elevate your video production skills!
How Do I Get Started with LiveU Solo Pro?
Step 1: Buy the LiveU Solo Pro
- 4K Video Resolution
- Up to 4Kp60 full video resolution
- HEVC Encoding
- Up to 20Mbps streaming
- Supports up to 4 External Modems
- 5G Support available as modems become available
Step 2: Add the Modems
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Step 3: Activate LiveU Solo Pro with Solo Connect
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Modem kit |
Number of Sims |
Kit Cost |
North America plan |
Traveler |
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Solo PRO Connect 2 Modem |
$295/Month |
$520/Month |
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Solo Pro Connect 4 Modem Kit Bundle with Cables & Belt Pack |
$435/Month |
$750/Month |
How Do I Renew My Avid Media Composer Perpetual License?
If you do not own an Avid Media Composer subscription or have a Perpetual license that has expired then you can choose from a new Ultimate subscription today.
The Ultimate subscription includes Media Composer editing software plus Avid Symphony for color correction, the PhraseFindand ScriptSync tools and support for network storage and collaborative workflows.
Do you have an Avid Media Composer Subscription License already?
The subscriptions can be easily renewed with these versions. The difference between a Subscription Renewal and a new subscription is that these will easily extend the term of your current subscription license for another year. You can add these at any time and Avid Account Manager will extend from your current expiration date.
What is the Difference between the G-RAID PROJECT 2 & G-RAID MIRROR?
G-RAID PROJECT 2
- For Pro-Video workflows
- Ships in default RAID 0 – full capacity, full performance
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RAID 0 (Striping): Data is stored evenly across the number of disks in the array. This process is called disk striping and involves splitting data into blocks and writing it simultaneously/sequentially on multiple disks. It provides improved performance but no redundancy
G-RAID MIRROR
- For Pro-Photo workflows
- Ships in default RAID 1 – full redundancy, half performance, half capacity
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RAID 1 (Mirroring): Data is duplicated and stored on each drive. This process is called mirroring, and it ensures you won’t lose your files if a drive fails. It provides redundancy but no performance gain
How Do You Setup a Custom RTMP Stream From Your YoloBox?
Select Red Plus to add new streaming Destination and select RTMP(S)
Add A Custom RTMP/SRT/HLS Destination
Input Manually
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