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@@davidmorefield It’s what I live for 😂 Keep hustlin, I really enjoy following your journey. I would love to get to work with you one day!

@@MikeAustinMedia Likewise. Who knows, TH-cam is a small world. Maybe it’ll happen!

Thank you for taking the time to watch @solarshotzay

Thank you! Just contracted for the live stream. I record on my cameras as well as a backup recording with the live stream. So the RAW files can be given to the couple, or I can edit it into a wedding film as well.

@@MikeAustinMedia dope! Always respect livestreaming in the field. Can be a pretty dodgy/tedious thing!

Thank you! I am am following your channel, excited to see more ✌

Thanks for watching! The Rock-N-Roller and the Onstage cart both have plastic wheels and hubs. Which is great, so you don't need to worry about flats, and they are much lighter (great for travel). Though I prefer the hub design on the OnStage cart much better, as it uses a bolt into the hub axle. As the Onstage uses a cotter pin to hold the hub/wheel onto the axle.

I have mine daisy chained via USB through an OWC Thunderbay RAID enclosure. And use it about 8 hours everyday for editing projects. Essentially all my projects these days are multicam 4K 120fps, with audio, 4K drone & graphics. Edited on FCPX on a M2 MacBook Pro. And I use the Sandisk Pro-G40 as my working drive. And it’s had no problems over the last year keeping up with my workflow. I haven’t heard about Acasis, I will have to check it out. Thank you for watching!

@@MikeAustinMedia awesome to hear! be interesting to see a blackmagic test after several hours into heavy use to see if it holds these incredible speeds, or if it sees some r/w reduction. of all the TB3/4 NVME options, the Acasis seems to be "the one" lol. they have few different options on enclosure, simple with heatsinks to active fan on it, and top tier has 2nd port along with display out ports on it. reivews show the one with fan to be pretty damn loud, but there are folks seeing 4000mb+ r/w speeds with these, which is pretty awesome. thanks again for the content!

@@kernzilla I checked out Acasis. I see they posted similar SSD speeds - "ACASIS 40Gbps NVMe SSD enclosure read/write speeds reaches up to 2805MB/s / 2734MB/s" on their website. I typically go w/ name brands that are tried and tru, not to say Acasis is not as good (I have never tried them out). Though I would error on the side of caution w/ anything that has a fan on it, and all those ports. Collectively they all add a lot of heat build up, which is why they need the fan in the first place. And if I were using this as my main working drive, I would want as few "failure" points in the device as possible. If you try it out, or do a review, send me the link. Would love to check it out! ✌

​@@MikeAustinMedia man i could not agree with you more, and know exactly what you mean. I swore off DIY external enclosures prob a decade ago after a scary situ that nearly cost me big time. revision note on my prev 4000mb comment: i mixed up a speed test result where someone took the NVME out of the Acasis, and installed internally to test r/w speeds on custom windows build. impressive speed ofc, but not relevant to us mac users. my bad on that! for anyone reading/researching, I don't think there is an external enclosure that breaks 3k.. if there is i'm all ears! While there are pros to it, I'm not overly sold on the Acasis setup either. having addl USB port in the back would be handy, and being able to upgrade the drive size makes it a bit more future proof. but at the end of the day, I've never heard of Acasis until the last several weeks exploring my options for fast externals. where the viability escalated was a podcast or something, where Caleb Pike was like "i love it" and someone like that can be impactful on my decision-making. tbh, I've been happy with my Sandisk Pro HDDs and Extreme Pro SSDs drives in the last year, and this G40 prob makes more sense. My Sandisk SSDs perform lot better than my prev T7 drives after several hours, but still see some unwanted slow-downs couple hours into edit. where it's really apparent is pulling up finder window with 100s or 1000s of raw photos - at beginning of work session, these thumbnails load nearly instantly, few hours into working, it can become a dreadfully long time. also skimming timeline after a fresh restart gets laggy/less responsive. hate to admit it, but this 'stickyness' affects me more than it should; i internally start getting steamed about it and can stifle my creativity and minimize being "on a roll" with an edit. perhaps a personality weakness on my part lol, but willing to throw some money at this to see if it can be resolved. if i buy the acasis setup, will def report back with finding, but likely just go with the G40. appreciate the vids, keep up the good work! (and holy shit this was a long reply hahahaa!)

Thanks, Let’s grab lunch soon!

Following you too 🤙 It’s the 960 case, and thank you for watching 😀

I love it! It’s a nice big picture for my self and clients to view. I can double check everything in frame (set/talent/exposure/etc..) to ensure all looks good. And it doubles as my battery “carry on” bag for when I’m flying. Would be better if it was 4K, but it’s still a great picture. I use to use the native Sony viewing app on an iPad for a while but continued to have many connection issues, wasn’t reliable for me unfortunately. Cheers!

Hi Erik, Thank you, just having some fun and creating! Yes POPl provides lots of physical products as well as a card. I have a POPL Phone Card sticker that is attached to my phone case that I will just tap onto someone’s phone via NFC communication. Since you are one of the first to comment on the video, you should read the video description, you might get lucky 😉😉.

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Thank you for taking the time to watch!

Such a great day!

🏋 Heavy Duty Water Weight Bag - amzn.to/3PUGpRz - Thank you for watching!

I was quite shocked at how great of a package it is. The quality is really good and even in the low light mode. I’m getting ready to try out mounting it to my car and getting some moving shots.

I appreciate that! Anything that you would be interested in seeing in-particular. I am new to TH-cam and would love to help out other professionals, so I am all ears.

@@MikeAustinMedia :-) looking forward to see more, company setup, gear walk-through, how you got the particular job, packing etc etc

I appreciate you taking the time to watch! Yes, it can be unsettling sometimes, but I’m not too worried as everything is insured, locked, & tracked. And if anything happens. I bring all the important stuff on the plane with me. Cameras, batteries, drone, and gimbal are all in my backpack and carry on. So at the bare minimum I can still do the shoot with what I carry on myself.

Thank you!

Hey! It’s the Rocknroller R12 Multicart. I have the slip on bag with zippered pockets, and extension shelf accessories. The cart folds down, and the shelf pops off. And I just put it in a large zippered bag that I got on Amazon, that will hold a stroller wagon. Depending.. I sometimes pack other things in with it, and have to pay an overweight bag fee (depending on airline as well). I’d be happy to send you some photos or a video breakdown of it in more detail if you’d like.

Thank you! Madagascar is on the list, hope to make it one day 🤙

Thank you for watching! They are a custom lighting solution from @TraxonTechnologies called the PXL Board.

Hi @vedataslan6121. The original DJI Mic (ver 1) and the new (ver 2) both use Bluetooth in the 2400-2483.5 MHz range, which may be confusing at that is in the "RF" spectrum.. Though they do not use the more reliable RF (Radio Frequency) technology to transmit and receive. I wish they did as it would be a killer compact product! Do you use a DJI mic, or have something else? Thanks for the comment. Have a great day!

@@MikeAustinMedia I have Hollyland lark max duo and fifine m6. but they don't have bluetooth connections. dji mic 2 can connect with bluetooth but they come with reciever. they explainmost properties with receiver connection but if the mic 2 connects to smartphone with bluetooth, it looses so many functions and i think the quality of connection.

Hi Andre, I have been using it just over a month now. Yes, I have read about the issues. Though I am not too worried about that as every drive manufacturer has random issues at one point or another. I use this SSD just as my working drive, and still have everything backed up locally and in the cloud so Im not worried. I've had failures w/ most all major manufacturers at one point or another, so as long as I use the modified 3-2-1 rule and swap out/update RAID backup drives every 3-5 year I'm good "from a business standpoint". This drive though is really helping me dominate the workflow with FCPX on my MacBook M2 Max. Thanks for the comment, have a great day!

I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on one but alll the bad press is making me reluctant. The one question I have and can't find the answer is if the G40 has built differently that the Extreme series. I don't think these G40s are in the list included in the 3 or 4 ongoing class action lawsuits. One last question, I always use APFS Encryption. Have you tried go use this format and if so, have you had any issues?

Maddi Leblanc You are an amazing person, and your story deserves to be told!