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What is iPerf?
iPerf is a command-line tool that allows IT personnel to check transfer speeds between a given source and destination, based on factors such as bandwidth. While iPerf is a third-party tool unassociated with Signiant, it is a tool we use regularly to help diagnose network conditions when deploying our software. -
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4K vs 8K resolution: can you tell the difference?
Perceived improvement can be a larger consumer force — if it’s 8K, it must be better. Industry publication Streaming Media suggests content producers have long thought High Dynamic Range (HDR) has a far bigger impact on the viewing experience than resolution. But average consumers may believe more pixels equal a better picture, which makes it harder to convince them of HDR when higher resolutions like 4K or 8K are offered. -
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Image Sequence Formats – the challenge of collaborating on millions of files
Image sequence files are usually managed within a hierarchical file system structure and are stored as folders containing multiple image sequence files. When collaborating in these formats, especially across locations and companies, new challenges arise. -
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From raw video to proxy to mezzanine to final delivery, how many video formats are required in modern media production?
Video files are the lifeblood of most media companies but the sizes and wide variety of formats bring complexity. One of the most interesting (and challenging) things about working with video is the range of formats in which they appear and are used. Each different format has different strengths, as different formats are required at different phases of the production and distribution lifecycle. -
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Why higher bandwidth doesn’t equal faster throughput (or goodput)
Upgrading your network without acceleration is like going from a country road to a major highway, while driving a moped; you could go super fast if your transport mechanism allowed it. -
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The best WAM!NET content delivery alternative
Rumor has it that the once award-winning content delivery provider is shutting down. Why SaaS solutions like Media Shuttle are the best choice for an advancing industry. -
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Trouble with SharePoint file size limits? How to share large files over 2GB fast
Even though the maximum file size limit for SharePoint 2016 is 10GB and 15GB for SharePoint Online, here’s why you might be having trouble sharing large files over 2GB. -
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The Signiant Platform moves petabytes of high-value content every single day
Discover how the Signiant Platform moves petabytes of high-value content daily with proprietary technology, enabling transfers 100 times faster than traditional methods. Trusted by over 50,000 businesses, it ensures secure and speedy file transfers, data automation, and global content exchange. Explore its applications for remote teams, cloud transfers, live productions, and more. Revolutionize your content movement with Signiant. -
Articles
Fit for Purpose
Without an appropriate media transfer solution, creative professionals will find workarounds that work best for them, not everyone. Read more about what to look for to make everyone happy. -
Articles
7 Must-Haves for Remote Work in M&E
One of the challenges faced in the M&E business is that it’s not that easy to just “take your work home with you.” This guide shares seven important considerations to keep in mind while implementing a remote working strategy that supports a distributed media workforce. -
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Is 8K More Supply or Demand?
8K has a lot to offer, and 2020 will likely add uses to the conversation. As it stands, 8K’s efficacy is heavily intertwined with the nature of individual projects and the requirements of the deliverables in question, and understanding the key strengths and current limitations of the format will be essential to its efficient and cost-effective implementation. -
Customer Stories
Signiant’s Media Shuttle Helps MEDIAPRO Span the Globe
“Media Shuttle’s accessible and intuitive portals allow us to send files of all kinds to technicians, marketing personnel, production assistants, etc., and there is never a problem in understanding how the system works.”