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What is Silverstack?

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What is Silverstack?

Silverstack is the most comprehensive software for securely backing up footage and ingesting data in a fast, organized, and transparent way.

What is Silverstack lab?

Silverstack Lab is a highly professional dailies software that perfectly adjusts to your needs. The software comes with a high-performance transcoding engine that supports the parallel creation of AVID DNxHD/DNxHR, ProRes, and H. 264/H. 265 (HEVC) files in multiple resolutions at the same time.

What software does DIT use?

Pomfort’s Silverstack is the gold standard for on set DIT work, with the new Silverstack Offload Manager providing a more limited toolset for smaller productions and students.

What is Livegrade?

LiveGrades.com is an online student grading system that Citynet has developed to meet the specific needs of West Virginia school systems. Our amazing platform with its robust set of useful tools has benefits for all levels of education, from kindergarten to higher education!

What is red giant offload?

Offload from Red Giant is a simple and reliable solution for backing up your footage in the field. Compatible with Mac and Windows, the software uses a clean, single-screen user interface and automatically recognizes media cards or drives connected to your computer.

What is Red Giant frames?

Red Giant Frames Overview The Red Giant Frames Plug-In is an electronic download of a plug-in for adding the 24p look to interlaced video. The plug-in supports both Windows and Mac platforms, working with select versions of Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple Motion, Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro.

How can I get red giant software for free?

How to get a free Red Giant Complete license if you are a student, teacher or faculty member:

  1. School or organization ID or any proof of current employment or enrollment may be used for verification.
  2. Send your academic verification to [email protected] .
  3. Wait for approval via email before purchasing.

What is red giant used for?

Use particle emitters to create fire, water, smoke, snow and other organic visual effects, or create technological marvels and user interfaces with immortal particle grids and 3D forms.