The new 1 Beyond HexDFlex brings efficiencies to the editorial and finishing process.
1 Beyond will unveil its new HexDFlex turnkey 16-processor professional video workstation for Microsoft Windows XP and Vista applications at the NAB Show.
Well suited to handle processor-intensive formats and tasks, the new 1 Beyond HexDFlex brings efficiencies to the editorial and finishing process, such as projects originated with RED.
Using 16 processors, the 1 Beyond HexDFlex can edit native RED.R3D footage at 2K resolution in real time and switch to a native 4K finish without moving or transcoding native video. Due to the workstation’s processor power, rendering becomes unnecessary until the final deliverable, and final render times are shortened considerably.
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