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  1. Do all the drives appear to the system? I'd probably try making a image of all the drives, and importing from the images.
  2. I'd just get a large external HDD here. Size don't really matter probably go for something like 16TB+ here.
  3. What drivers did you install? I think you need to install 3 drivers in the setup to see the correct virtual disks. I'd just boot from a single disk here if it was me.
  4. Did you install all the correct drivers? I'd generally recommend staying away from motherboard raid
  5. The USB C for all phones works pretty well as all phones pull about the same power, with a pretty small range in battery capacities. But with monitors there is a lot more variance. I think it often makes a lot more sense for a monitor to power the device as much of the time the monitor will move less than a laptop or phone, and likely the monitor would pull more power than a low power laptop. And this is getting kinda common on some monitors now. This doesn't work with high power desktops, but I'd guess that's a pretty small amount of the market compared to the low power business laptop/desktop market.
  6. Can you show exactly what you want in the spectogram? Is this the frequency vs time plot? I don't think any standard photo camera has one.
  7. what model is the rack station, and what network setup? I'd buy a second rackstation/nas and fill it with drives. Should copy pretty fast over 10/25/40GBE. Then you have a backup server incase something happens to the main one.
  8. Its possble apple has done it in the past with ADC, but there are a lot of problms so no one uses it. As far as making monitors cheaper by removing the PSU, this probably won't happen unless every device has the power adaptr built in. And a lot of device that can connect to displays like phones and laptops aren't really ready to provide extra power. You could only have it for lower power displays but there its annoying which display needs power and which has it included. I doubt this would be a win. Extra large PSUs only really make sense if the monitor is using it. And how much extra power? A basic office monitor is like 20-40w, but a few HDR displays could be 1000w+, so this makes it much more complex.
  9. Do they all have Wifi? I'd setup a wifi hotspot on on lapop and then everything can connct to that wifi
  10. Typically downscaling videos will look better, so go for the highest resolution you can, in this case 1080p. I is interlaced. Basically half the fame changes, then the other half. This is basically a relic of NTSC and other anologue video standards, and almost never used with digital video these days.
  11. Yup thats the issue. Thats about the max speeds for a 10gbit usb link. You can't max out the SSD in this enclosure.
  12. Do you want a single connection to be faster? If you do, speedify and simmilar are your only option here. If you want multiple transfers to be faster, you typically want your router to do this, but you could run a virtual router in a vm or set different apps to use different connections.
  13. Higher voltage = less current for the same power Current is what makes cables warm and drop voltage, which is the main limit for current. So higher voltage lets you use thinner cables for the same amount voltage drop and thermal issues.
  14. If he is happy with the sync setups he already has, I'd be tempted to not touch it, and just put a big SSD in a laptop to store all the files. Then you don't have to maintain Do other people work with these files? I'd be tempted to have the Dropbox/other solution backed up directionly, so then there isn't a need to store all the files on the laptop and back them all up.
  15. Yea that cable will work fine. SInce you got 240v, your moving 4-5amps max, so you basically any cable will be fine here.
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