Small Tree Introduces GraniteSTOR Titanium

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Feb 3, 2012 2:23 PM

Small Tree has introduced GraniteSTOR Titanium, the newest add-on to its line of Ethernet-based common storage systems. The video-editing common storage apparatus is written to offer adaptableness to be able to encouragement heterogeneous requirements, creation certain video editors with paltry resources can concentration on modifying video, not on handling their workflow infrastructure. It is preferred for veteran video editors requiring coexisting access to media files.

Configurable up to 14 GbE ports or 8 10GbE ports and storage ability from 16TB to 48TB, Titanium is built on a customized open source working network that was written to be easy-to-use, feature-rich and reliable. Storage may be done existing to users inside of mins of primary beginning up, and the Web-based GUI creates administration of the network candid and simple. Additionally, by using a Web-based browser, Titanium may be managed from wherever with an Internet connection.

Storage, record server and networking are all contained in the Titanium chassis, that means users can link up an modifying workstation right away to the network with no other networking equipment required. If extra modifying workstations are required, a Small Tree switch is simply integrated with the new system.

The network supports renouned modifying program such as Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects, whilst enabling Windows, Linux, Unix and Macintosh customers to share media files. In add-on to network record protocols - AFP, Samba(CIFS) and NFS - iSCSI is moreover supported. Utilizing iSCSI and Xsan (now enclosed in OS X at no extra charge) creates full Final Cut X pity possible.