🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📁 *Stocarea locală este rapidă și accesibilă, dar poate avea limitări în extindere și redundanță.* 02:36 🖥️ *Stocarea externă, ca HDD-uri sau SSD-uri, permite transferul de date între calculatoare, însă HDD-urile sunt mai fragile, iar SSD-urile sunt mai rapide și fiabile, dar mai scumpe.* 06:04 🌐 *Stocarea în rețea oferă beneficii similare cu cele ale RAID-urilor, inclusiv gestionarea datelor pe mai multe dispozitive într-o rețea, dar are limite legate de viteza rețelei.* 10:16 ☁️ *Stocarea în nori este modernă și comodă, dar depinde de conexiunea la internet și poate fi costisitoare pentru conținutul de înaltă calitate sau pentru volum mare de date.* 13:17 💡 *Backup-urile sunt esențiale; o abordare hibridă, cum ar fi folosirea SSD-urilor pentru editare și backup pe NAS sau în nori, este recomandată pentru siguranță și redundanță.* Made with HARPA AI
Hey Ben, great video. As a career techie, I love how you broke down some basics of this. I use the same sort of backdrops in videos on several channels and I totally need to paint up and develop my own space to create in. I am blessed with a studio, but it is pretty unrefined right now. Following you in hopes you keep sharing tech knowledge!
@Ben & Kayla in terms of data storage for content creation not for commercial purpose so my plan was vlogging and also photography as well so photos will be more, thou I have looked on my separate SSD over the years close to 2TB of photos that hasn't been edited yet I was thinking along the lines of a Das storage because of internet which I'm limited to.
DAS are fine the downside with them is that its only accessible on the computer it’s connected to. If you are a solo creator with a single device thats okay 👌 However if you have multiple devices or people you will want to go with a NAS. Remember your access speed on your NAS will be as fast as your “local network” when you are accessing it at home, your internet speed only matters when you are accessing it outside of your home (if you setup/allow external access). Wired ethernet is always better in this situation and you will probably want 2.5GbE or higher for 4k footage. Hopefully that helps!
@@benandkayla Thanks for this I am a Solo Creator I studied BA in Performance and screen arts at Un in the future I will get a Nas storage, I'm planning to travel and do blogging.
What would be the best storage solution for a "travel influencer" who is always travelling, and has content editors that need your content but are far away? Assuming only cloud works for this, and if so, any recommendations?
Yes, Frame.io (recently bought by adobe) works great for this type of workflow... in the past you would have to send external drives back and forth. I would probably keep a separate copy on an external SSD + Upload to Frame.io..... Frame.io storage is quite expensive, so I would only keep active footage on there. The other downside is you will need a good internet connection to upload footage wherever you are. There are a few other providers like box.com and dropbox.com , and if you are technical you can use things like Backblaze B2 and AWS S3 to transfer footage to editors. but those require some technical setup On the Capture Side: You could also look at recording in HEVC/H265 if your editors computer is capable, and reducing to 1080p if you are really concerned about storage costs and internet speed.
Great info, I have the same microphone in this video but have been unable to plug it into my computer to use only my phone. I notice that you have a device connected to it at the base of the stand (it appears to be). Can you share what that device is and where you plug yours in?
Sure thats just the Rode Wireless Go II. But if you have the same mic i do there should be a usb c port on the side you can use just connect it to your phone or laptop!
I am a content creator and I want to use an external storage for saving all my data as I usually shoot from my phone and edit on my Ipad and am planning to buy a camera for my shooting as well so which external storage is best can you suggest? Am confused between SSD and Hard drive. I do use a pendrive to save my RUclips shorts but obviously its not enough for long form videos.
You definitely want an SSD, while HDDs are cheaper they are MUTCH more sensitive to being dropped or jostled. My recommendations is to look at SSDs from sandisk, or samsung like amzn.to/4iWggyL or the amzn.to/424G6dI its also really depends on if your Ipad has a USB C port as most of these drives are designed to work with desktops and laptops! Hope this helps!
Its approx $5 per TB so that would be approximately $50/mo but I only back up what I need to keep not everything… We also record in HEVC for most things which saves space. There are other alternatives like Wasabi and Hetzner that I am now trying out which should be much cheaper. Even cheaper alternatives are just buying external drives and storing them at a friend’s house far enough away….
I have 2TB external hard drive that I use to store all my raw footage. I then have a 256GB iPad Air (5th Gen) that I’ll move footage between to edit. Once edited, all the raw footage is deleted from my iPad and through the “Recently Deleted” folder. Right now, I have 0 photos or videos in my iPhoto app on my iPad, but it’s showing there’s 190GB of storage it’s using. I talked to Apple customer support. As a temporary solution, I upgraded to 2TB iCloud storage as it is Mother’s Day and I’m strapped on time. The only other solution I see is completely resetting the device, but I have a ton of keyboard shortcuts and saved notes that I use for RUclips videos that I don’t want deleted. Please Help 🙏🏼
🤔Not sure we can fully answer this question and is probably better suited for apple support… but is this based on your ipad storage or iCloud storage…. If its ipad you might have files still on the device that are concidered “photos/videos” but not stored in the iphoto app…. Check the files app and see if you have pictures or videos stored somewhere in a folder If it’s iCloud you should probably check on it through a browser at iCloud.com and you may have files that are deleted from the ipad but not the iCloud… Hopefully this helps
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📁 *Stocarea locală este rapidă și accesibilă, dar poate avea limitări în extindere și redundanță.*
02:36 🖥️ *Stocarea externă, ca HDD-uri sau SSD-uri, permite transferul de date între calculatoare, însă HDD-urile sunt mai fragile, iar SSD-urile sunt mai rapide și fiabile, dar mai scumpe.*
06:04 🌐 *Stocarea în rețea oferă beneficii similare cu cele ale RAID-urilor, inclusiv gestionarea datelor pe mai multe dispozitive într-o rețea, dar are limite legate de viteza rețelei.*
10:16 ☁️ *Stocarea în nori este modernă și comodă, dar depinde de conexiunea la internet și poate fi costisitoare pentru conținutul de înaltă calitate sau pentru volum mare de date.*
13:17 💡 *Backup-urile sunt esențiale; o abordare hibridă, cum ar fi folosirea SSD-urilor pentru editare și backup pe NAS sau în nori, este recomandată pentru siguranță și redundanță.*
Made with HARPA AI
Appreciate the video, trying to explore my options before I jump into content creation
Yeah as you start out you might not need much storage but as you make more and more it’s going to be a problem 😅
Hey Ben, great video. As a career techie, I love how you broke down some basics of this. I use the same sort of backdrops in videos on several channels and I totally need to paint up and develop my own space to create in. I am blessed with a studio, but it is pretty unrefined right now. Following you in hopes you keep sharing tech knowledge!
Thanks! glad you liked the video, let me know if there's any other topics you would like me to cover, love to talk about this type of stuff!
Thank you Ben for this helpful information!
Glad it was helpful!
@Ben & Kayla in terms of data storage for content creation not for commercial purpose so my plan was vlogging and also photography as well so photos will be more, thou I have looked on my separate SSD over the years close to 2TB of photos that hasn't been edited yet I was thinking along the lines of a Das storage because of internet which I'm limited to.
DAS are fine the downside with them is that its only accessible on the computer it’s connected to. If you are a solo creator with a single device thats okay 👌
However if you have multiple devices or people you will want to go with a NAS. Remember your access speed on your NAS will be as fast as your “local network” when you are accessing it at home, your internet speed only matters when you are accessing it outside of your home (if you setup/allow external access). Wired ethernet is always better in this situation and you will probably want 2.5GbE or higher for 4k footage.
Hopefully that helps!
@@benandkayla Thanks for this I am a Solo Creator I studied BA in Performance and screen arts at Un in the future I will get a Nas storage, I'm planning to travel and do blogging.
Thank you so much! It was super informative :)
Glad to help! 😊
What would be the best storage solution for a "travel influencer" who is always travelling, and has content editors that need your content but are far away? Assuming only cloud works for this, and if so, any recommendations?
Yes, Frame.io (recently bought by adobe) works great for this type of workflow... in the past you would have to send external drives back and forth.
I would probably keep a separate copy on an external SSD + Upload to Frame.io..... Frame.io storage is quite expensive, so I would only keep active footage on there. The other downside is you will need a good internet connection to upload footage wherever you are.
There are a few other providers like box.com and dropbox.com , and if you are technical you can use things like Backblaze B2 and AWS S3 to transfer footage to editors. but those require some technical setup
On the Capture Side:
You could also look at recording in HEVC/H265 if your editors computer is capable, and reducing to 1080p if you are really concerned about storage costs and internet speed.
Great info, I have the same microphone in this video but have been unable to plug it into my computer to use only my phone. I notice that you have a device connected to it at the base of the stand (it appears to be). Can you share what that device is and where you plug yours in?
Sure thats just the Rode Wireless Go II. But if you have the same mic i do there should be a usb c port on the side you can use just connect it to your phone or laptop!
Loved the video! Thank you so much
Thanks for the compliment!
I am a content creator and I want to use an external storage for saving all my data as I usually shoot from my phone and edit on my Ipad and am planning to buy a camera for my shooting as well so which external storage is best can you suggest? Am confused between SSD and Hard drive. I do use a pendrive to save my RUclips shorts but obviously its not enough for long form videos.
You definitely want an SSD, while HDDs are cheaper they are MUTCH more sensitive to being dropped or jostled. My recommendations is to look at SSDs from sandisk, or samsung like amzn.to/4iWggyL or the amzn.to/424G6dI its also really depends on if your Ipad has a USB C port as most of these drives are designed to work with desktops and laptops! Hope this helps!
@ for backup ssd is good? Coz I just want to save all the data in one place so that I can delete it from my phone and Ipad and yes my Ipad is type C.
@@Innerkhushiis yes SSDs are great for using for backup, If this data is really important you should however keep multiple copies of it!
great video. can you make a video on how to build a nas set up
Sure we can definitely give a few recommendations!
How much does backblaze cost for 10 TB and more from the nas?
A fortune .. or have you found a clever way?
Its approx $5 per TB so that would be approximately $50/mo but I only back up what I need to keep not everything… We also record in HEVC for most things which saves space.
There are other alternatives like Wasabi and Hetzner that I am now trying out which should be much cheaper.
Even cheaper alternatives are just buying external drives and storing them at a friend’s house far enough away….
I have 2TB external hard drive that I use to store all my raw footage. I then have a 256GB iPad Air (5th Gen) that I’ll move footage between to edit. Once edited, all the raw footage is deleted from my iPad and through the “Recently Deleted” folder. Right now, I have 0 photos or videos in my iPhoto app on my iPad, but it’s showing there’s 190GB of storage it’s using. I talked to Apple customer support. As a temporary solution, I upgraded to 2TB iCloud storage as it is Mother’s Day and I’m strapped on time. The only other solution I see is completely resetting the device, but I have a ton of keyboard shortcuts and saved notes that I use for RUclips videos that I don’t want deleted. Please Help 🙏🏼
🤔Not sure we can fully answer this question and is probably better suited for apple support…
but is this based on your ipad storage or iCloud storage…. If its ipad you might have files still on the device that are concidered “photos/videos” but not stored in the iphoto app…. Check the files app and see if you have pictures or videos stored somewhere in a folder
If it’s iCloud you should probably check on it through a browser at iCloud.com and you may have files that are deleted from the ipad but not the iCloud…
Hopefully this helps
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