Mark L. Pederson
REDuser Sponsor
There is obviously tons of interest in this subject, and many ways to attack it. I would strongly suggest adopting the CHEAPEST "copy to a set of RAID1 drives" solution as possible.
Clearly, 3rd parties (and maybe even RED) are going to make solutions with additional features. Just like buying hard drives, buy ONLY what you NEED - because the prices will just keep dropping.
As for ethernet connect to RAM DRIVE and offload in-between takes - that was exactly what short lived product I tested several years ago called CINERAM did - so, that is 100% possible to do.
Clearly, 3rd parties (and maybe even RED) are going to make solutions with additional features. Just like buying hard drives, buy ONLY what you NEED - because the prices will just keep dropping.
As for ethernet connect to RAM DRIVE and offload in-between takes - that was exactly what short lived product I tested several years ago called CINERAM did - so, that is 100% possible to do.