Digistor Blog

This article explains the key mechanisms behind a very fundamental machine learning model, and its potentials in accelerating media processing.

Greg Taylor shares some tips and tricks for mounting iSCI Storages on Windows Servers.

Digistor took home not one but two awards at this year's NAB Show 2018 from EditShare and Quantum. Further cementing its place as Australia's premium storage solutions provider.

The NAB show is the world's largest gathering of the media production industry covering the development, management and delivery of content across all mediums. Digistor sent a contingent to Las Vegas for the 2018 NAB to assess and communicate the developments at the show.

Digistor resident Avid NEXIS expert Shane Goddard looks at what is the best NEXIS option for you and delves into how they work.

Jason Yee road tests the new iMac Pro on some of our customer's favourite processor-intensive applications such as Autodesk Flame and benchmarking tools Cinebench and V-ray Benchmark.

Artificial Intelligence, A.I., is a hot topic in many industries with Media and Entertainment poised to embrace more intelligent data management and automation in the coming years. Media companies have lead the explosive growth of big data technologies because it enabled them to drive digital revolution, exploiting more fully not only data which was already available but also new sources of data such as content from social media sources and user generated content.

Technology has yet again evolved into a different level. We are now hearing/reading of news about super advanced AI where the best eSport athletes are beaten on a 1 on 1 game of Dota2. Electronic cars that can outperform what was once considered super cars. Robotics so advanced and human-like that they weird you out. And a decentralised system of digital currency that outweighs the benefits of centralised systems such as banks.

Greg Taylor was tasked with streaming Digistor and ASE's live editing event. Here's an overview of the set up and how it went.

There's nothing worse than working on a sequence and hitting a show stopping error and needing to restore a project to recover a sequence from your last nightly backup (your projects ARE backed up nightly, aren't they?)