Transfer Station for Mac OS X
What is it?
The Codex Transfer Station for Mac OS X is the hub of your file-based workflow. It can be easily configured to automatically provide a full set of deliverables – everything you need for your production and post, from viewing copies to archives. And it can produce them all in less time than traditional systems take to make a single copy.
Who is it for?
It can completely manage a wide range of broadcast productions (s3d, multi-camera episodic tv, drama, light entertainment) and digital motion pictures. Multiple productions can be handled on a single system, and it is designed for easy integration into the editing/vfx facility. It can even be directly connected on set or location.
How does it work?
The Transfer Station for Mac OS X holds material on Datapacks, and uses the Codex Virtual File System to deliver shots in multiple industry-standard formats, seamlessly to archive tape, disk or network. It feeds any post-production workflow, including native-mode files that editing-systems can use with no importing at all.
Minimum System Requirements
Codex Transfer Station for Mac OS X
| Operating System | Version |
| Apple® Mac OS® X Snow Leopard® 64 bit operating system software | 10.6.2 10.6.3 |
Hardware Requirements
Codex Transfer Station for Mac OS X requires the following hardware specifications:
| Component | Supported Configuration |
| Workstation | Mac® PRO 2008 or 2009 |
| CPU | 8 core or higher |
| CPU Type | Intel Xeon 5000 or higher |
| RAM | 8GB |
| HDD | 500 MB free drive space |
| SAS HBA | ATTO ExpressSAS H380 |
| Monitor | Support for 1920 x 1200 or 2560 x 1600 |
| OpticalDrive | DVD-ROM |
| Keyboard | Keyboard |
| Storage | Raid Protected Storage |
