[quote user="Job ter Burg"]It's not for the customers or end users, it's for Avid. And it is is fine, I guess, since we want Avid to thrive and have the necessary resources to keep/make Avid products great.[/quote] Exactly. Like Job I, and I assume most of us, want Avid to thrive and if subcription licensing helps with that I only

[quote user="Chris Bové"]As users, everyone's allowed their opinions. When it comes to the discussion of perpetuals versus subscriptions, there is no one right answer because there are too may cohorts of users out there. [/quote] Completely agree and thank you for sharing your/Avid's position. And exactly the reason why I want

[quote user="Chris Bové"]Meaning, subscriptions are easier for Avid to develop and maintain, as well as easier for the engineers to maintain as bug-free of an upgrade path as possible.[/quote] [quote user="Chris Bové"]everything about creating and maintaining the app for perpetuals costs more in actual costs as well

[quote user="AntCaladine"]I've 3 systems that I can replicate faults on, almost instantly. I've sent blackbox records, mcfax reports, all from multiple systems, and even sent avid some of my mxf files, but still hitting a brick wall.[/quote] That sounds exactly like my experience reporting performance issues in MC 2020/2021 in Interplay

[quote user="dlogneb"]Also, the folder numbers aren't syncrhonized. There may be the same mxf in folder2 on system1 and in folder3 on system2. If you use a standard sync program it would copy that mxf twice (once to folder2 on system2 and one to folder3 on system1) and you'd end up with duped mxs. I want a sync program that wouldn't

[quote user="Dom Q. Silverio"] Group your clips from anywhere in the world. Requirements: Avid Nexis Avid Groupinator license HP Proliant server or equivalent Avid Media Composer Enterprise [/quote] Ha ha ha... there is that risk too.

[quote user="ripvanmarlowe"]Can Avid please buy this company and integrate this process in to Media Composer?! [/quote] Or even better, can you be the company that allocates the resources to make sure you maintain equal or better performance in each new version and not introduce new performance handicaps? Otherwise we risk ending up with groupitforme

[quote user="Dom Q. Silverio"]I thought 4x1Gb was not supported if you are using the 2nd ISIS as an expansion. All servers had to be 10Gb at this point. I might be mistaken.[/quote] No you are right. If you want to use one or more expanion chassis, 10Gb connections are required for all chassis.

[quote user="bozmantate"]Should I connect from 10gb NIC SFP+ to the XFP+ port on the back of the switch?[/quote] That is the preferred method. [quote user="bozmantate"]I've seen cables that you can buy?[/quote] All the things you might have seen... Buying an LC-LC multimode fiber optice cable is needed if you don't have one

Hi, If your Isis does not have a license, either dongle or software license, the system director won't start and you can't connect. So what kind of license do you have?