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Metadata content aware
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Embedded support within the
directories for extended media metadata
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Add user metadata for every file,
directory and tape
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Cache-A Archive Appliances provide the
most integrated networked archiving solution in post
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Works with Macs, PCs and Linux/Unix
Machines
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Solutions with Avid and Final Cut
Pro
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Solutions with Apple's Final Cut
Server, Square Box's CatDV, R3Data Manager, Imagine's HD Log and
Shot Put, Marquis' Parking, and more...
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Archiving made easy with Cache-A
Archive Appliances
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Application independent - no special
software needed
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Easy to deploy - plug and play on
any network
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Self-contained appliance is a
complete solution
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Direct connect compatibility with the
industry’s most used media devices:
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Works with P2 cards and
P2 devices
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Works with SxS cards and
EX devices
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Works with CF cards and
Red devices
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Archive Source Masters of Field
Footage
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Cache-A archive appliances are
compact, self-contained and easy to operate — on a network or
stand-alone in the field
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Ingest footage to our disk share and
archive-to-tape happens automatically in the background
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Archive Complete Projects in the Edit
Suite
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Project files, Graphics, Footage,
Stills, Shot Lists — all your data can all be saved in one place
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Multiple versions of your projects
and content can all be placed on the same tape
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Interchange Content on Cache-A Tapes
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Because Cache-A tapes have a
directory on each tape, they are “self-describing” letting any
Cache-A system see what is on any Cache-A tape
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Cache-A tapes are written with
standard “tar” format and your data can be restored by anyone with
an appropriate generation LTO drive anywhere
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LTO-4 tapes cost about 5¢ per GB and
provide 30 Year “IT industry” archival life (LTO-5 tapes around 8¢
per GB at this time)
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