Denver Library Video Media Recording Studio

I rig a temporary video studio in my library when recording lecture videos. This background is the perfect size. I hang it behind my chair using two light stands (one to hold the center - landscape style - and one to hold a side). I emote in front of the camera and the green screen keys right out of the image.

A must have for on site and in studio video recording.

I am using this to back up my media library and it does as expected for external storage.

Best recording media next to cards!!

I am impressed with this team, runs the video camera as a recording studio. I'm impressed.

Bought this for our media students, and used it for some video VO recording. Very pleased with quality of sound, easy to use (set it on a mini tripod on table). Like it enough to order another and will pair with wireless lav for secondary audio recording. Only caveat: it is better in a small shop/single user environment. Too many folks taking it out, and the little plastic unit will get trashed.

Excellent for Media Backup. 5TB are ideal for backups of professional audio recording and or video editing.

The media mod opened up a whole new range of exciting sound and video recording options. I attached my Behringer Mixer right to the input jacks, and I was able to mix in my drum machine and microphone .

Video Media storage with a Mac Studio Ultra. Maximizing storage speeds with NVME in RAID 0, though heatsinks might improve it a bit further. Speed tests indicate it can handle up to some types of 12K footage. Cruising through multicam 4K footage in conjunction with NVME media cache. SoftRAID keeps asking for the activation code for some reason. OWC needs to fix that. Only 2 months in but working as advertised so far.

I used this to shoot a video of a university in downtown Denver. Since the shoot was in the middle of the day and Denver does not usually have a ton of clouds in the middle of summer - this was a great way to knock down some of the harsh light and keep high apertures on my Sony G-Masters. I've gotten to use these in the Rocky Mountains as well and it has been very useful in sunny winter conditions.