London’s Oculus Post acquires EditShare storage system

Oct 20, 2008 10:04 AM

             
EditShare provides project and media sharing for Apple and Avid users with management tools that are designed specifically for real-time collaboration.

EditShare provides project and media sharing for Apple and Avid users with management tools that are designed specifically for real-time collaboration.

London-based Oculus Post has acquired an EditShare 4TB storage system for post production of the TV drama series “Wild at Heart.”

Oculus editors work on three Avid Media Composer Nitris DX units using the EditShare 3RU model with 4TB of storage for simultaneous project and media sharing on the series.

Combined with fifth generation administration, monitoring and workflow tools, EditShare provides an open environment for creative teams to share media regardless of application and platform. Users of Apple, Adobe, Assimilate, Autodesk, Avid, Digidesign, Sony and Thomson can connect via gigabit or 10GigE and freely share media regardless of size or format.

EditShare provides project and media sharing for Apple and Avid users with management tools that are designed specifically for real-time collaboration in post and broadcast workflows. EditShare has recently added the XStream series to the Complete Collaboration product line to support huge numbers of SD and compressed HD video streams, or multiple streams of uncompressed HD or 2K video.

For more information, visit www.editshare.com.




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