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you've probably seen the metric boatload of videos that we make every year at CES

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but the thing is in spite of being called and I quote the most powerful

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Tech event in the world the show runs out of Las Vegas where the hotels don't

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exactly have the fastest internet so instead of sending our footage back home

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to the studio to be edited we have to bring our editors to the footage and

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there's a lot of footage so much so that a couple of years ago we built this and

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you might think think wow lus that looks like a crappy old business machine and

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you're right but I promise it's got a heart of gold and a heart of kokia cm6

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NVMe storage specifically 60 terabyt of

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it that allows our editors to work on location with the same speed and

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efficiency as they would with the crazy servers we have here in our studio all

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without even having to think about running out of space it's small enough

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to fit in a yes thank you for that Jake carry-on and it has enough networking to

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support more editing machines than we could ever need at the

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show but it has a major flaw

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it's at least with the case way too

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heavy I actually almost missed my flight last year because of this thing it just

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so happened that like the airline check-in manager was a fan and was like

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okay he can go we don't want that to happen again so it's time for a portable

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Nez V2 smaller lighter but just as

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capable and we're going to be using oh oh yeah you have the box do you want the

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box or the actual thing sorry meet the

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mini Forum ms01 Mini PC this thing's got

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to be what a quarter of the volume of what we built before and if the spec

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page is to be believed we'll be making basically no compromises to Performance

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perhaps the best part is you could just buy one of these online no weird

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modifications required check this out I can't even fit our sponsor in there

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today we promis basically no compromises

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compared to our older Nas machine so why don't we start with networking any

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storage system that we use is going to have to be at least 10 gig Ethernet good

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for around 1 gab per second of throughput to the MacBooks that our

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editors bring to CES but this has not one but two onboard Intel powered 10 gig

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SFP plus ports not unlike the system that it's replacing but on top of that

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it also has dual 2 and2 gig and dual 40

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gig USB 4 ports which could easily Run 10 or even 25 gig Thunderbolt adapters

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now we wouldn't want to bring a 25 gig switch with us to CES

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right you're not are you no I'm not what

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well I don't know I'm not going to can never tell with you where am I going to

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put that I'm going to bring that on the airplane I'm going to end up on a watch

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list the point is the onboard 10 gig is already lots for what we're doing but

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it's cool that we could go faster if we wanted to speaking of faster is that a

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freaking PCIe by 16x slot on a computer

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this small it's a half height slot so there are some limitations I call them

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lus slots that's a great name for them unfortunately while it is a 16x slot

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only eight of the lanes are hooked up but that's still a ton of bandwidth to

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play with if you wanted to add something like a couple additional ssds or in our

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case an NVIDIA Quadro p1000 a half

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height oh my God it's so cute single slot workstation GPU now this might be a

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bit of an older card but realistically it's powerful enough for our purposes

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actually why do we need a workstation we're going to get into that in this

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read the bloody script brother which we'll talk about in a minute but the

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system officially supports up to NVIDIA's current gen RTX 2000e Ada with

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a whopping 16 gigs of vram or if you're feeling crafty you can install this sick

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custom single slot cooler From Nerd Weare onto an RTX 40008 sff like craft

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Computing showed off recently we're going to have all that Linked In the description if you wanted to do

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something like this for yourself as for why we need a GPU in a NZ I mean we're

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not running a Plex server on it are we well I don't think I told you but I

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actually did find a place place in Vegas with good internet hyperx Arena Esports

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venue and they offered to let us keep this machine there which is great it's

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just that they're not open 24/7 like everything else in Las Vegas so we need

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to like export a video at 2: in the morning which going to try not to

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happens it happens this way we can run a VM on this machine remote in and render

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a video from wherever that is awesome

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and it will still have good internet but why not go with something newer I think I know the answer workstation cards are

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expensive and that was on the Shelf and because I had a better idea huzzah the

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new Mac Mini M4 it's so small and this is so small that I can bring both and to

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be honest this Mac Mini will absolutely crush this system even with the best GPU

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we could possibly put in there yeah this thing is actually kind of incredible

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especially for the price and for Adobe apps macOS is better anyways so that's

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why we use MacBooks for our editors normally here we're a PC house but

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Premiere is just so much more stable on the MacBooks and we don't have time to screw around with that stuff when we're

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a show of course anything would Shred the performance of our ms01 in its

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current state while you can buy it in a ready to go out of the box system we got

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ours as a be bones so it still doesn't have any memory or

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storage oh cool ddr5 sodiums let's go

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every once in a while I'm like oh yeah mushkin still exists they actually have

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some really cool stuff it doesn't have labels on it so you wouldn't know what

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it is oh but it's on here oh no are you kidding me yeah those are dual 48 gig

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ddr5 5600 megga transfer soda wow so we

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are technically downgrading our capacity 128 to 96 but it's close and we're going

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from 3200 to 5600 it's not going to be a

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problem now I just have to figure out how to get it into the system Philips

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zero perhaps yes sir yes

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sir o that's cute you can take the fan

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off without actually removing the heat sink to get the Thum slots oh and that

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gives them lots of air flow too I love it yeah but you're going to remove the heat sink anyways oh I heard through the

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grave Vine that the thermal paste they use on these not the greatest a lot of

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the mini fors boxes use Liquid Metal but this one does not okay screws her out

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but no there's two more they're under the foam if you feel it right what I got

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to take the foam off there I just poke through oh that's horrible Jake where's

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the other one e it's not the worst thing

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everever I I I'd actually rather you do it like that than rip the foam off cuz

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it probably won't stick back on remember when CPUs were Square I do I

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mean look at this thing it's a laptop chip it's a tall boy it's a laptop chip

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or a short wide boy I assume this is Intel then cuz AMD doesn't look like

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that yeah they actually sell a few different versions of the ms01 but we

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went for the top dog core I9 13900 H

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given the forrator like I said it is a laptop chip but it is no slouch 14 cores

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six of which are high clocking performance cores reaching Peak speed

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needs up up to 5.4 GHz with the rest being low power efficiency course but

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this chip is rated for a max turbo Power of 115 watts how is that a mobile chip well

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it's a I mean I guess that's why their CEO's gone

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yeah I was just primed to say yeah I wasn't expecting you to say that

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Jesus that's nice he he's prepared to agree with me even when he hasn't heard

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what I said I mean usually not but I just I mean with the size of this cooler

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or the size of the cooler in any lap top it's not going to be able to do that

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kind of wattage sustained No in fact minis form actually limits it to 80

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watts in the bias but they do allow you to change it and since I heard that the

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thermal paste is kind of crappy PTM 7950 from LP store.com okay and maybe we can

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turn the wat up then yeah this stuff's actually perfect for this application

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funnily enough the reason we started carrying it was because of the crazy

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improvements people were seeing after upgrading laptop chips with it because

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on a normal desktop CPU which has a metal heat spreader the thermal pce

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might only see like 70 80° but on a laptop chip it's a bare die and you

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might actually see temperatures of 110°

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which normal thermal paste is not made for this stuff it handles it we'll uh

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throw some screenshots on the screen maybe a before and after to see what the

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the temps are like oh did you get before temps oh yeah I'm sure it's quite a bit

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better here's the application process by the way you just cut yourself a little

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piece peel the one side hope that you cut the right size piece and then peel

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back the top that's a lot what's trippy is it goes on like a thermal pad

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especially if you put it in the fridge or freezer before you work with it so you can see it's a it's a solid right

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now but once it heats up it changes to a liquid so that it fills in all the

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grooves just like a more traditional paste would oh I forgot to clean that

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yep I believed in you though I thought too much of you you put so much oh my

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God that's fine you can't put too much paste on something we proved it recently

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that you cannot you definitely can you can put it even in between the pins and

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the CPU really and it still worked oh yeah oh my God you're not what that's

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the GPU mounting solution look okay Justin has not had time to make a

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bracket for this GPU because it's missing the half height bracket and he's

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going to today before we go to CES tomorrow I'm sure it'll definitely

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happen now since we're talking about using this as a Nas we should definitely

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talk about storage which is another one of this system's strong suits it has not

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one not two but three m.2 storage slots

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which is kind of crazy now in the old system we used two of Kia's 30 TB cm6

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ssds because well we had them on the shelf and it's nice to not have to worry

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about capacity and while we could still use a 2.5 in SSD with this handy m.2 to

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2.5 in adapter they actually include with the msl1 now that we have

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experience running a assas at a show we know that even three or 4 terabytes is

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lot so instead of me having to worry about lugging around a $20,000 in kyoki

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ssds on a plane we're going to install a pair of these sabrent Rock rocket 4 plus

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8 TB drives they're still stupid fast with a ton of capacity but at about a

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tenth of the price of the kyia drives then for boot storage a normie 512 gig

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gen 3 Sab rocket and I think with that we're all

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ready to power this thing on this looks great the entire package with networking

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plus the Mac plus its external network card is smaller than our previous

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machine where is that thing look at this

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that's freaking awesome yeah I could honestly probably just like stuff that

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in an LTT Store backpack I think it's lighter than the previous setup too the

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whole thing 8.26 lb 10.68 not to mention

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we didn't have a Mac Mini before and that switch would have been with this

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computer too yeah this is awesome yeah

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does it work oh yeah as with most of our storage builds this system is running

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true Nas scale it's a staple in the network attached storage community and

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it makes use of ZFS a combo file system/

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volume manager we have been using for years I already went ahead and put our

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two 8 TB drives whenever it loads into a

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mirror with is that enough storage space for the entire trade show we already

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addressed that I was working I had a meeting the point is that a mirror will

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create a redundant copy of any footage or projects that we copy to it so in the

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event of a drive failure which probably won't happen we will still have a fully

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functioning Nest are you going to talk about your Windows 11 virtual machine with Premier wait why do we even need

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that if we're going to be using the Mac to this is our plan C if for whatever

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reason the Mac not responsive we can't get into the building right so we're

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just out of luck well we put the GPU in there we might as well have the VM ready

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to go so if I start it up that's also part of why it wasn't worth going to buy

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a fancy new one right right cuz we probably won't use it this is our plan C

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and so you've just got it passed through to the VM yep cool and I don't even need

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to leave the VM running like we can just if we need to turn it on are we using

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like a p KVM or something like that for the machine itself uh it's funny you

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should ask another super tiny thing the Nano KVM they finally open source the

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firmware on this thing and this is the more expensive one with the screen and

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stuff but the base model version of this is like $30 basically what this does is

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it takes any computer uh desktop laptop

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uh you know little mini PC like this Mac Mini and it turns it into almost like a

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server with a remote management interface so you plug this into your

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network you plug this into your USB port

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and your HDMI port and remote access over the network to any machine like a

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digital keyboard and mouse so cool actually this one is pretty cool too cuz

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it has those pins if you have this in like a desktop computer and I guess in

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theory you could do it with this you can run little wires to like your power on

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switch so if the system the bed you can

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hard restart it that is so awesome are we going to wire it up no I don't think

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that's going to be a problem the system also does technically have Intel's I

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think it's called the vpro management thing so you can wake on land but like

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extra super special wake on land I think it'll be okay okay I like this one a lot

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too because unlike the pi KVM it doesn't

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require uh additional power oh it can just be powered off the system unless

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the machine doesn't output enough but as far as I know it does is it off I

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wouldn't know because you know is it you got to put the press the

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power button on the bottom smart design let's look at Plan

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B yep that's a fast processor got the M4

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Mac Mini is sick yeah I mean like if you tried to build a computer with the same

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amount of money I'm sure you could build one that was like technically faster for editing oh right and it costs twice as

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much once you increase the RAM and storage One Step yeah but all we would

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realistically use it for is taking a final video making a couple little edits

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and exporting and sure that might take 45 minutes instead of 30 minutes but at

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least we can do it at all I see how we're going to edit remotely if we need

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to but how are we planning to ingest footage to the nas it's actually pretty

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similar to how it's set up right now just instead of a Mac Mini MacBook Pro

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they already have an SD card slot right there all we have to do is take uh sorry

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if that's still open in Premiere wow take our 10 gig dongle I mean we're all

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going to bring one so it's fine we don't have to share plug it in copy over your

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footage the place that I told you that has the internet they're just going to let us have some editors hang out there

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no way yeah it's like an orts venue oh yeah the thing that drives me crazy is

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none of that used to be necessary the Arya and the vidara used to have great

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internet and then as far as I can tell because of just like the ownership group

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for pretty much all the hotels on the Strip being either like one or two and

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them all basically colluding to make sure that none of them are too much better than the others um meant that the

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fast internet went away yeah they all as far as I can tell have the same internet

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service provider and it's all like 10 megabit yep and they used to have

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hardwired Jacks in the rooms and they just they pulled them out yeah it would

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have cost them literally nothing to just leave them there but they couldn't do

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that everything's Wi-Fi so everything is dog yeah I'm not recommending this but

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sometimes they have you know the AP or just plugged in you can just unplug it

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plug it into your laptop I didn't tell you to do that I did the same thing in

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Japan sometimes it works of course not all of our editing is going to be done

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down in Vegas what about what we have to send back to the office here right we

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have faster internet than we usually do but not like 10 gig like we have at the

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office so we're not going to be sending the raw footage instead we're going to

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start using proxies so the editor's back home with our fast but not crazy fast

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internet can get proxy footage and then they send the project file back and then

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since we have the raw footage here you take your Mac Mini or your laptop and

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you conform the raw footage which is basically like replacing the proxy with

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it and render the video cool and I think all that's left is to show how all of it

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fits into our commuter backpack LTT Store.com here we

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go I'm going to put that power cable there going to put that computer right

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there I'm going to put this other power brick which I don't even know what it's

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for right here oh no wa that's for the computer it should fit right well you

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still left your Tech sack in there yeah I know well I need my tech sack how am I

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going to take stuff apart at the show if I don't bring my text you're bringing this I put that over

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there I don't know man this is looking spicy no no no I up this well this can

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just sit right there easy and then this no they're good they're good put the put

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the cable up there okay easy easy peasy squeezed

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lemons oh my God and macman is going to

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have a giant scratch on the top of no no it's going to be fine it's on the bottom where no one will ever see it except

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when they turn it on and off which nobody does apparently mhm oh God

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oh it should be uh what what did you say 9.6 lbs

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heavier it's pretty heavy now I got a lot of screwdrivers in there too you

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can't bring those on the pl no no I know there it is commuter backpack no Pelican

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case required oh this says weigh it here we

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NOS that we used it at the something a

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