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All-metal rack mount design for professionals.That's perfect for dual computer use or increased speed. Even though customers get all 4 disks connected to a single USB-C connection, customers can also split Blackmagic MultiDock 10G and get 2 disks on one USB-C connection and 2 disks on the second USB-C connection. MultiDock features a completely independent disk interface chip per disk slot so customers never get slowdowns because of SATA bandwidth issues. That's more than enough bandwidth to handle the highest resolution video formats including 8K in H.265 from HyperDeck Extreme 8K. It's also the perfect solution to add SSD compatibility to HyperDeck Extreme 8K as it will let customers interchange disks between HyperDeck Studio models.īlackmagic MultiDock 10G uses advanced USB-C technology so customers get blazingly fast transfer speeds to their computer at up to 10 Gb/s with a single cable connection.
#Blacjmagic multidock pro#
Blackmagic MultiDock 10G is perfect for accessing media recorded with the URSA Mini Pro SSD Recorder. Because Blackmagic MultiDock 10G features 4 independent disk slots, customers can mount all their media from a shoot all at the same time.
#Blacjmagic multidock mac os x#
Simply plug in their SSDs and they will mount on their Mac OS X and Windows computers like regular hard disks. The rear panel features 2 USB-C connections and a slide switch to allow selecting between using 4 disk slots on a single USB-C connection, or 2 slots on each USB-C connection for shared use.īlackmagic MultiDock 10G supports up to 4 independent 2.5 inch SSDs so it's possible to edit directly from the disks customers recorded onto. Each disk slot features an illuminated disk indicator so customers can see when disks are being accessed.
#Blacjmagic multidock professional#
Unlike cheap SSD docking cables, the Blackmagic MultiDock 10G is a compact 1 RU all metal design customers can mount in any professional rack. It can even be used for SSD compatibility on HyperDeck Extreme.
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Unlike cheap consumer adapters, Blackmagic MultiDock 10G has been specifically designed for the film and television industry and features a rack mount design with an independent SATA driver chip on each drive bay, which will ensure much faster data transfer speeds.
I gave up for the night but it looks like the BMCP and MD10G do not have all the kinks worked out yet.The Blackmagic MultiDock 10G is a rack mount USB-C disk dock with elegant, all-metal design that lets customers access and move SSD media disks between cameras, HyperDecks, and computers.īlackmagic MultiDock 10G is an advanced SSD dock that lets you access 4 separate SSDs via a single high speed 10 Gb/s USB-C connection. I removed the cable from the from the Windows box and reattached it to the BMCP and, low and behold, the disks were there again. So, I hooked the MD10G to the Windows box and reformatted each of the drives. Even the configuration app and the interface to the BMCP showed no drives attached. After a few attempts, I powered on the BMCP, and it just stopped showing the drives. But every time I went to use the files, I ran into the same problem. I removed power from the BMCP, and when it came up, the files were there and I could see them again. It denied every attempt to access the files with a "resource detached" message from Windows. The file started to playback and then the BMCP just disappeared from the Windows explorer. I then opened the file I placed on the first drive and "whoops" things got weird. I pushed a file to each of the drives in the MD10G with outstanding performance throughout the upload to the BMCP.
I then connected to the BMCP through the Windows explorer and found each disk had a network share exposed. The BMCP recognized the four disks in the MD10G and offered them up for storage. I attached the MD10G to the BMCP directly. Interesting results using the MultiDock 10G (MD10G) and the Blackmagic Cloud Pod (BMCP).
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