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I realize you rushed to get this out and thanks for doing that. I realized I could buy 2 of the River 2 for the price of 1 APC 1500VA 900W UPS (with a paltry 11 minute run time). I paid $323 this time last year for a APC BR1500M2!! So even if it's smaller less output, what's not to like! And I dare say, I only really need them to be UPS's so they're not likely to ever really see a full discharge cycle. Maybe 10 minutes before our house generator comes on. Thanks Doug! 👍

Saved my life

10:50 - I don't hear "two distinct tones," I only hear one. 🤷‍♂

Great video Doug. Do you think power stabilizers are useful for AV equipment? I am mostly working in live environments.

When you unplugged the Delta 2 at 8:39 ua-cam.com/video/Vhimfk4-fgM/v-deo.html did your fly pack fully reboot? It seems it did not stay up like it did in the other examples.As others have pointed out I could put a UPS past the ecoflow to have the fail over and then the long running time of the eco flow.

Love the EcoFlow. I have the River 2 and use it for Live Streaming outside events. When you connect with the Solar Panel for your EcoFlow, you have all the power you need.

Hey. You said that the Eco Power ran your whole production trailer. Does your production trailer include audio mixers and amplifiers?

Thank you Doug, I always learn a lot from your videos.

Does your Xantrex inverter and battery work better or about the same as one of these EcoFlow or Anker units? Can you run your truck off just the Xantrex inverter and battery? How long would it last? I'm looking into a small production truck with 4 cameras, switcher, audio board, monitors and V-Mix replay and wonder about running all this off the Xantrex & battery power or an EcoFlow for an entire Football Game or Baseball game. Do you think this would work? Love your videos and information. Thanks.

Thanks. To be honest, Blackmagic devices are not specially power efficient. For instance, the URSA broadcast camera eats battery very fast. Again, you get what you pay for.

The Delta Pro Ultra could power your trailer. Your trailer with a cellular or satellite up-link can do remote production any where with no location/facility infrastructure required. No negotiating for an AC outlet or internet connection. BTW 1800 watts at 120 volts is 15 amps.

Great tips on the EcoFlow! I bought into the EGO Power+ system three years ago, and it's served me well through several extended power outages, as well as running camera and lighting gear in the field. The 2000W base unit weighs about 30 lbs and isn't that portable, but it can use up to four hot-swappable EGO 56v batteries in any combination of 5Ah, 7.5Ah, or 10Ah capacities. With battery swapping, you can run it uninterrupted as long as you need. It's not cheap, but there's a 400W portable one-battery inverter that's about $150. What I don't like about the 2000W base inverter is how long it takes to recharge a set of batteries. That forced me to buy additional fast chargers for $100 each. They also make an unfoldable 10K-lumens 4-panel LED area light that can be hung or tripod-mounted. It has no remote control or CRI rating, but it's a diffuse daylight, very flexible and sturdy.

Hey Dan, I always appreciate your videos. How would you recommend getting into the production truck world without working in Sports trucks? For instance do you ever hire freelancers? I work in the live event side of things and would love to transition into something else

To keep the benefits of a UPS, I would suggest getting one that is big enough to lasts at least a minute. Then have that plug into the EcoFlow. The smaller UPS will last me minutes but will take 1ms to switch power sources. The EcoFlow will last hours but will take 30ms to switch. If you go [ mains -> ecoflow -> UPS -> flypack ] you can get the benefit of 1ms switching and hours of battery. Crucial in my usage, where my DIT cart has drives plugged in that I don't want to risk 30ms of power outage that might disconnect during a 30ms switch. Bonus if your UPS has a sine wave corrector.

$499, just ordered one through your link. Thanks!

Great video!!

I’m surprised no speedify ?

Thanks Doug!

Hi, is your software with the "move" available? And how can I purchase?

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Hey Doug! Hope you’re able to see this comment. I have a hyper deck studio 12g and I was wondering what codec do you recommend for recording. Im going to use them for 30 minute videos and edit on Final Cut Pro. I mainly want high quality video and audio

Incredible videos my man. I've learned so much from this channel, truly invaluable.

This is great. Looking forward to the other videos in this series. Learnt a lot today

Great video. At Uni a few years back learning about this sort of stuff, they talked about "balanced audio" but I never understood what it actually meant. When you explained what the pins in an XLR cable do, it made sense immediately. I don't know about other people but I'm a nerd who sometimes needs to have a full understanding of all the physics and signal processing before I can comprehend what a device is doing, so this was super helpful and I'm looking forward to the next part of the series! Something I would love to learn is how analog audio becomes digital, as in how does it translate to ones and zeroes and does that have something to do with what a bit rate/sample rate is? I assume its the size of the pieces the analog signal gets chopped into which is then converted to a number, but I'd love to know how that happens and what devices mostly use analog vs digital audio.

Very informative for someone who is entering into AV world and this really visualizes how audio/videos comes together with mixer… this makes so much sense…

It seems that your example was over LAN and not over the internet as Resilio Sync seems to perform similar to Tailscale + NFS + rsync or Tailscale + Syncthing. It is actually slower than using Tailscale + NFS + FreeFileSync.

Hope this gets more views. It's excellent! I learned a ton.

Hello Doug from Greece! I have an atem constellation 2me hd switcher. I stream with my Magewell Ultra Stream SDI encoder. I have a problem, and I hope you to help me figure it out when I stream stereo sources. When stereo sound passing through the camera (sdi cable) everything is fine. When stereo sound passing through TRS analog audio jacks sound seems to have phasing effect. Music sounds weird and in microphones canceling everything. Do you had ever in the past same problem? From the headphones I hear everything perfect, and the recording as well. Only in livestream I have problem. I checked in UA-cam platform not other platform. Because you starting a series of video dealing with audio if you thing is something that is related to, please mention if to a future video. Dimitris A fun of you. PS Hope it makes sense my problem to you, because I don't know English very well. But I understand you very well in your videos.

A shame that the video does not rank good. Seams UA-cam mimics the reality. I personally did Trainings on audio (specifically on XLR and its advantages) cause there were problems in using wrong adapters. Spend hours to make it vivid. Nobody listened „that boring lesson“ and it was like before. Adapters were build to adapt XLR to 3,5 and „left“ was recorded hot and „right“ was recorded cold 😂😂😂 sound quality in the school hall after cutting and no additional audio processing was amazingly bad. It was the time were we using macrosystems Casablanca 😎🤪 It’s so cool to watch the beauty of symmetrical signals live on your software. Can we get this peace of art?

Wondering if the Mac Studio prefers the DP alt mode HDMI cable to its HDMI port? I can get all my displays set up, then reboot, and some seemingly random display ends up with the primary display. It _seems_ to usually be the SIIG connection, which of course goes some place totally inconvenient.

Hi, Doug. Unfortunately not always a great video performs well. This is really educational even if people know some about sound. The software you created is really complete and seems very ready for the purpose. I run a school in Portugal where we teach video and sound, and would be very happy if you could let us use it. If not, thanks anyway.

Another amazing video! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The information you shared here is incredible and vital to video productions and creative solutions with the Mac! Thank you!

Hey Dough, Love your video great details, and very informative as usual! Does the ASUS ProArt Display PA278CV 27" 16:9 Adaptive-Sync QHD IPS Monitor and the ASUS ProArt Display PA278CV 27" 16:9 Adaptive-Sync QHD IPS Monitor models have the same features as the 24” you mentioned? Just in a large size, and with one model with HDR?

Any video that has the phrase “That got more nerdy than I intended.” Is probably a great one. 😂

Watching this to boost your visibility!

Cool software.

Great !!!

Hey there, Quick question : I'm using an old Panasonic wj-mx12 for vjing. That convertor seems to not receive any signal from the device, nor sending it :( any idea why ? Thank you for your video

⚠ Extremely basic question alert!!⚠ Why, in simple terms, would I actually *need* one of these devices, rather than running a live stream via YT (or whatever) straight over my internet connection? A bit of context: I am a teacher running weekly classes over Zoom. A few students' internet connections are occasionally poor, such that they have to disconnect, and reconnect. Occasionally, they miss the session completely and catch up by watching a recording. Would one of these reduce these kinds of occurrences? Is this device not simply 'steadying' the connection from the streamer's end? Am I right in thinking it has no bearing at all on the audience end? In summary, how does the Web Presenter improve on a regular live stream over YT?

Thank you. Really enjoyed.