Alright. First, think about all the wireless signals going around today. Bluetooth, 802.11a,b,g. Those are all too slow for HD data transfer to an offline system, but WHAT ABOUT 802.11n? 100-200Mbs per wireless device is enough to start pondering the transfer of your HD content to an External Device via Wireless.
Imagine this:
You have a nice-sized internal flash card on your Red, right? Say 10gb.
You shoot your footage which is stored on this temporary 10gigger, you cut, then, the "Automated Wireless Off-Loader (AWOL)" Process kicks off. It establishes a connection with your remote source (a fatty fileserver sitting around video village or hell, even in a trailer), and begins dumping the footage to the Offline system (all in the background). When you get ready to roll again, it pauses transfer, devotes its attention to the capture of the footage, and on cut goes BACK to the AWOL process.
No P2 card offloading, no "accidentally" filling your teeny P2-storage-type-thing, no wasted time, just point and shoot until your fatty file server in the trailer pops (which could be HUGE, REDUNDANT, and RAIDIFIED).
Yeah
-Stray
Imagine this:
You have a nice-sized internal flash card on your Red, right? Say 10gb.
You shoot your footage which is stored on this temporary 10gigger, you cut, then, the "Automated Wireless Off-Loader (AWOL)" Process kicks off. It establishes a connection with your remote source (a fatty fileserver sitting around video village or hell, even in a trailer), and begins dumping the footage to the Offline system (all in the background). When you get ready to roll again, it pauses transfer, devotes its attention to the capture of the footage, and on cut goes BACK to the AWOL process.
No P2 card offloading, no "accidentally" filling your teeny P2-storage-type-thing, no wasted time, just point and shoot until your fatty file server in the trailer pops (which could be HUGE, REDUNDANT, and RAIDIFIED).
Yeah
-Stray