Starting from SCRATCH: White paper on building systems

[Lucas Wilson]

... perhaps you could update the computer/raid side of your white paper to reflect the 64bit transition and to encourage us existing Scratch owner/users to rejoin the rebellion.
Thanks again for your efforts,
Scott Inglis
Giant Asian Robots S/B
Malaysia

Scott!!

Nice to see you pop up here... I have quoted you several times recently on some of your thoughts on the Asian market we talked about in KL. : )

Yes, migrating to 64-bit will be a necessity to keep current. We're working on that information for the user base, and are also working with Torrey to update the doc.

Nice work, Torrey!

Lucas

[deucism]

Is that link still working?
Can't download it anymore. =(

[Mark L. Pederson]

Thanks again. I was under the impression that Offhollywood went with Clipster for DCP.

Yes - we are in fact using Clipster 3.1 for 2K, 4K and 3D DCP creation. QUBE MASTER is also an excellent tool - we came super close to purchasing it - but Clipster offered us some other advantages that filled some holes in our pipeline.

[Mark L. Pederson]

Thank you Torrey for this document.

Do you know whether scratch V.5 can create a complete DCP?

Nope. But you CAN render to XYZ color space.

[Torrey Loomis]

Folks,

Very very cool update here.

We have converted the doc into an online tool called the Silverado SCRATCH Lab. You can build your own SCRATCH configurations here:

http://bit.ly/6vCjdF

All prices posted, no waiting on quotes. Everything available instantaneously.

If there is anything you think its missing, please let me know. We're going to be building similar configuration tools for Mac-based RED Rocket systems as well as DIT and backup systems.

Torrey
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