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Thursday, February 4, 2010

New Break Through Storage Device from ProMAX Systems Allows Video Editors to Edit, Archive and Never Run Out Of Storage


ProMAX Systems, a leading provider of professional video editing systems, has just launched the ProjectStor, a new combination disk storage and archival system that has been designed solely for video editors. This new system offers up to 8TB of RAID 5 Projected storage, editing speeds up to 330MB per second and built in LTO-4 tape archival system.


Irvine, CA (PRWEB) February 4, 2010

ProMAX Systems, a leading provider of professional video editing systems, has just launched ProjectStor TM, a new combination disk storage and archival system that has been designed solely for video editors. This new system offers up to 8TB of RAID 5 Projected storage, editing speeds up to 330 MB per second and a built in LTO-4 tape archival system.

ProMAX Systems has created a device that connects easily to a computer through a standard mini-SAS connector to the PCI RAID Card. The ProjectStor TM System offers easy access with removable drive trays for easy swap outs along with a high quality case with multiple cooling fans. The unit starts at $2,995 with the optional Blu-Ray burner, and is available in 4TB, 8TB, LTO-3 and LTO4 options. Each ProjectStor TM also comes bundled with backup software and RAID Card.

Jess Hartmann, CEO of ProMAX Systems, states "With the increase dependence on tapeless workflows, most editors do not have a good plan for backing up their source material. The new ProjectStor TM finally allows video editors the ability to edit and archive on one fast storage device all at a price below most single LTO tape drives." LTO4 tape cartridges can hold up to 1.6TB of data and retail for about $35 so the storage is very inexpensive when compared to other options. The ProjectStor TM is compatible with PC and MAC systems that are Intel based. Find out more information at: www.ProMAX.com/ProjectStor

About ProMAX
Since 1994, ProMAX Systems has been providing video editing solutions to the creative professional industry including video editors, web developers and designers, compositors, production and post production professionals. Find out more about ProMAX at:
www.ProMAX.com/

Don't Purchase These Cameras

Monday, March 23, 2009

...until you talk to us first...

At ProMAX, we are experts in workflow especially HD. We know that looking at your entire workflow before you purchase your next camera is critical. Spend a few minutes with our technical consultants to make sure you get it right up front. It will save you time and money and you will get back to creating awesome results!








Panasonic HPX170

Fully solid-state, the two-slot HPX170 is a 1080p capable camcorder that offers the compelling advantages of P2 technology including: no moving parts unlike tape, hard disk drive, or disc-based systems; instant random access to recorded HD or SD content; a faster IT compatible file-based workflow; and the ability to operate in harsh environments with resistance to temperature extremes, shock and vibration.








Sony EX1

Designed from the ground up to exploit the ultimate high performance of SxS PRO memory cards, the PMW-EX1 combines a state-of-the-art, non-linear XDCAM workflow with simply the best HD quality yet seen in a compact camcorder. It is also the first handheld camcorder to carry the legendary CineAlta 24P brand with multiple frame rate recording capability such as 59.94i, 50i, and native 23.98P, as well as being 1080i/720P switchable.







JVC GY-HM100
The JVC GY-
HM100U is a Compact Handheld camcorder with performance and features found only in larger and more expensive models. It's designed to be easy to use, making it ideal for news reporters and producers. Seasoned shooters will find that its small size lets them work in environments where larger cameras would be impractical-all while producing recordings on par with broadcast cameras.