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  • #201325
    Anonymous
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    Hi guys, I’m posting for the first time here.

    This might be an easy question…

    I’m evaluating buying a Flame, I’m aware of the price tag and I already talked with Autodesk, but I wanted to hear from the experts what else do I need besides the system (HW & SW), the nice room and the operator…

    I dont want to left some extra hardware out of the budget like a new digibeta, fiberchannel infrastructure and things like that.

    Tnks in advance, I hope my question is clear enough.

    Paconavarro

    #214514
    Sinan
    Participant

    A good video monitor, I mean the Sony BVM series.Good audio amplifier, and speakers.
    Get at least 12×9 tablet in size. You will need a PC, to assist for file transfers, emails, etc… Get a low noise PC, nobody likes noise in a flame suite.
    If possible, get a CRT graphics monitor, like GDM-FW 24″ Sony.

    #214518
    Isaac
    Participant

    also, don’t forget the actual console you put it on! you prob need a custom console built to house vga, broadcast and pc / mac monitor as well as audio board, some sort of wire conduit to house/hide all of the cables and extenders (no one wants to see cables draped all over the place) hopefully you can find a local carpenter / contractor that can build you something decent for not too much money.

    also what about scopes? vector and waveform will come in handy sometimes!

    #214515
    burhan
    Participant

    try to invest in a good ergonomic chair.Herman Miller chairs a really good. I would
    go with a Mac G-5. Also try using Fetch software fof file transfers

    #214520
    Andrew Pellicer
    Participant

    I’ve been using C>me in our flame and smoke suites for about two years now, and I don’t know how I ever lived without it. C>me runs on a PC and lets you bring quicktime, avi’s, swf’s, frame sequences in/out of flame or smoke in the background. It also lets you use clips stored on the stone inside desktop apps (on any computer on your network) like encoding software, After Effects, etc without having to actually transfer any media to the PC. Also, it has 1-Click DVD encoding/authoring/burning built right in, for those times when an approval dvd needs to go out the door RIGHT NOW.

    There are lot’s more features too. C>me will basically speed up your flame i/o infrastructure 10x. It makes things a hell of a lot easier and faster.

    Check it out @ http://www.creativetechnology.com/cme/index.html

    #214519
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi,
    If you haven’t already got one, you’ll need a decent tri-level sync generator for flame to lock to. Optional, but highly recommended is a good sense of humour when working in client attended sessions 😀

    cheers
    TW

    #214525
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Tnks guys, 🙂

    #214517
    Jaron
    Participant

    Don’t forget good stereo.

    #214521
    Valter Battioli
    Participant

    What about the coffee machine just beside the room!!!

    #214522
    David Stewart
    Participant

    An absolute necessity is the hidden beer fridge behind the desk. Vital for late night sessions when you want to get the agency inebriated so you can get some work done. 😉

    #214516
    Alesis
    Participant

    hide under the Octane door a bottle of scotch whisky just in case…

    #214524
    rizko angga
    Participant
    emo wrote:
    try to invest in a good ergonomic chair.Herman Miller chairs a really good. I would
    go with a Mac G-5. Also try using Fetch software fof file transfers

    I prefer ther humanscale freedom chair do a google on its great! 😉

    #214523
    David Stewart
    Participant

    I’ve got a herman miller aeron. it’s an epic piece of furniture. Ridiculously confortable. 🙂

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