[IMC-Tech] Re: Thanks!!!

[daniel]

Nice... well if i can find a couple video capture card somewhere i
plan on replacing both the audio and video production boxes.  I have
adobe premier, sony vegas, sony dvd director, sony sound forge, sony
acid pro, dvd lab, and a few other programs i want to install on both
new computers.  Combining the audio and visual production computers
seems like the best thing to do to me and creating two of them for
both production locations should free up any use conflicts.
On 2/5/06, Bob Illyes <illyes at uiuc.edu> wrote:
> Thanks, Daniel! The maintenance of the audio and video production
> has been handled mainly by Video (especially Colleen Cook, David
> Powers, and Drew Tarico) for some time. Tech has been resurrected
> mostly to move the chambana.net server. It probably makes more
> sense for you to work through the WRFU and Video groups on the
> production equipment, since they are the main users, but through
> Tech for web stuff. Colleen, the Video spoke, is unfortunately very
> sick right now, so it may be a few days before I can put you in
> contact with her. Video is not very available this semester for
> IMC production support, and will be pleased if you wish to work
> with them.
>
> I can tell you for sure that no one will object, and many people
> will be very pleased, that you are upgrading audio production.
> It is probably a good idea to make Rosa a public access machine
> once you've set up new audio production facilities. She could be
> located either in the nook just outside of the new production
> room, where Sascha suggests we need a machine, or on a table in
> the library. The library is probably the most useful location now.
> There is a long Ethernet cable behind the left shelf unit. Anyone
> who still has material on Rosa that they'd like to backup can do
> it from wherever you move her.
>
> The best place for a second audio production workstation is
> probably the B2P annex. Chris Evans is very interested in off-air
> audio production of RFU programming, so you might work out the
> details with him.
>
> Bob
>
>


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Thanks,
Daniel Meredith
Professional Geek
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