TerraMaster shows off Thunderbolt3 RAID storage and 10GbE NAS for 4K video editing
The development of multimedia production and broadcasting technology means that more and more film and television are being produced in high-definition, 4K or even 8K environments. The size of a single video material can reach tens or hundreds of GB, so the problems of space, reliability and transmission performance of storage devices are becoming more difficult. The TerraMaster brand, has announced that it provides Thunderbolt 3 RAID storage and the 10GbE NAS series, its new high-speed storage solutions for 4K video editing.
Terramaster Thunderbolt 3 RAID Storage Solutions
For those who need fast data transfer speeds, the most popular connection is Thunderbolt. Thunderbolt3 has a theoretical speed of around 40Gb/s, which can greatly shorten the transmission time, and thereby significantly improving the efficiency of work.
TerraMaster Thunderbolt3 RAID Storage products are all equipped with 2 Thunderbolt 3 interfaces, using hardware RAID controllers for 40Gbps high-speed data transmission, and can be perfectly matched with Thunderbolt 3 devices and Macbook Thunderbolt 4/USB 4. It is supports multiple RAID modes, such as RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 50, 10, as well as JBOD.
The D8-332 supports 8 hard drives to form multiple RAID modes. In RAID 0 array mode, it can reach transmission speed up to 1600MB/s, and in RAID 5 it can reach speed up to 1440MB/s.
For its part, D16 Thunderbolt 3 supports 16 hard drives to form a variety of RAID modes. In RAID 0 array mode, it can reach transmission speed up to 2817MB/s, and in RAID 6 it can reach speed up to 2480MB/s.
This means less time is needed for almost every aspect of the post-production workflow of an audiovisual work. Hours of footage can be transferred from Blackmagic devices to Adobe Premiere Pro at high speed. For 10-bit and 12-bit uncompressed HD video, ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 4444 XQ, and other streams can be edited.
TerraMaster 10GbE NAS Solution
Having several editors or teams in video post-production implies the need to be able to collaborate and share the project on several computers in different offices. For this, high-speed NAS devices are better suited for team collaboration and sharing. TerraMaster 10GbE NAS is compatible with a wide variety of video editing software to edit directly from the NAS, making it ideal for editing teams from different locations without the distance limitations of cables like Thunderbolt devices.
TerraMaster 10GbE NAS products support connection to workstations via 2 SFP+ 10Gb Ethernet interfaces on the device. This allows dozens of workstations to access storage and post-editing simultaneously. Network aggregation can provide transmission bandwidth up to 20Gb. Equipped with two 45GbE RJ2,5 network interfaces, it also provides flexible maintenance for NAS devices, easy to manage, maintain and install. manage in different network environments.
The 10GbE NAS product series currently launched by TerraMaster include the 9-bay T450-9, 12-bay T450-12 and 8-bay U450-8 for shallow rack mounting. By building a 10G network, multiple Windows/Mac workstations can connect to the T9-450 at the same time, and collaboratively work on online editing of multi-track 4K materials, special effects production, video synthesis, and import. and export of lens clips is made easy, greatly improving work efficiency and greatly reducing project production time.
The entire TerraMaster series of high-speed 10Gb NAS supports various video editing software, including Edius, Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro. Seamless collaborative editing of multi-track 4K media, special effects production, video compositing, and import /clip export.
RAID Thunderbolt 3 Storage + NAS 10GbE
In order to better serve your team and improve work efficiency, you can also have TerraMaster Thunderbolt 3 RAID and 10GbE NAS storage solution at the same time. You can directly connect the RAID Thunderbolt 3 storage to your computer for 4K/8K video editing, and then use the 10GbE NAS to share your projects for a better high-speed video editing and collaborative project sharing experience.
