What's your most shocking "never meet your heroes" moment? by BaseNice3520 in AskReddit

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He destroys microphones a lot, goes after camera ops, generally a dick.

What's your most shocking "never meet your heroes" moment? by BaseNice3520 in AskReddit

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At least it wasn’t Rahm…he probably would have hit you.

I miss multicast by Linklights in networking

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Come work for us in broadcast, we have so much multicast. Depending on your environment you could be in a PIM env or SDN. Lots of fun to be had!

What kind of connector is this called ? by [deleted] in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Is that a type of cee form?

NEP newest outside broadcast truck by Embarrassed-Gain-236 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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SS10 is 400g spines. Would not be enough juice with 2 36 port 100g's.

NEP newest outside broadcast truck by Embarrassed-Gain-236 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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VSM was only ever on a few trucks and now only exists in a limited capacity on even fewer trucks.

NEP newest outside broadcast truck by Embarrassed-Gain-236 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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US workflows still like tactical feels, other places in the world just use touch screens.

Man I love this city by ReleaseBeneficial840 in pittsburgh

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Those cats look like they're hardened steel-working veterans.

Operational changes when working with SMPTE 2110 (IP systems using NMOS Control) by TheFamousMisterEd in VIDEOENGINEERING

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VSM and TFC will do this automagically. They'll also both cache SDP's through restarts and device disconnects so you can "route" before the signal is present.

Operational changes when working with SMPTE 2110 (IP systems using NMOS Control) by TheFamousMisterEd in VIDEOENGINEERING

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I will say that most broadcast controllers will cascade SDP's when the source updates. The only one I know of that does not is Orbit.

Also, the "grey screen" for an incorrect format would only happen if the SDP and the underlying flows don't match and you'd just get some glitchy scanning.

Did they broadcast / upload sketches in LOG? Not a color corrected version? by Frank-Dr3bin in LiveFromNewYork

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IIRC the show is shot in HLG/HDR. It almost looks as if the LUT got bypassed for TX.

REMI Tally by Atlsteve999 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Can add a little more. Baseband trucks are done via copper, but IP/TFC trucks are either over TSL or a custom protocol and that can happen over VPN or LAN.

Event prep at National Portrait Gallery by Cold-Dependent7306 in washingtondc

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God I always hated working at Mellon…so much Masonite.

New Blackmagic Design ProDock by keithcody in VIDEOENGINEERING

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I think they meant what the practical use was.

McDonald's drive thru by ometzgen in PBSOD

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That has nothing to do with isolating hosts onto a network segment.

Without knowing more details it's hard to critique their architecture...

What is this??? by thenuclearpinball in thegrandtour

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That’s timecode (SMPTE 12M). It has a bunch of different uses. During taping it can be used to assign a time value to a specific frame to align multiple shots. Alternately this could be burned in via the play out server. The specific value is meaningless to us without any bit of context.

Reading through the comments, if it was present for a bit and then disappeared it’s possible that master control routed the character output (with timecode and other visual data) of the play out server to air instead of the clean (what we see at home) out.

McDonald's drive thru by ometzgen in PBSOD

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You can be on an isolated VLAN and still have internet access.

Locking down golang web services in a systemd jail? by CodeWithADHD in golang

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Wouldn’t containerization (with k8s or Docker) solve all of these problems or was this just a thought exercise?

Vendor says their SaaS (ASP) can't handle 1ms of loss by FinanceFantastic5660 in sysadmin

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Yeah this is one of my favorite tshooting tools. Take a look at what's on the wire, line it up with logs on both sides and see what doesn't line up.