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Storage Media

HyperDeck Extreme can record to CFast cards via the two front panel slots, external

storage connected via the rear USB-C port or network storage via the Ethernet connection.

With Blackmagic MultiDock 10G, you can have 4 SSD's connected at once!

Depending on your workflow and desired recording resolution, you may already have CFast

cards or external disks fast enough to use. For example, standard definition workflows, such

as archiving from Digital Betacam to file, will not require the fastest media. For workflows

recording the highest resolutions, such as 8K video, media with higher write speeds is required.

When recording to network storage, using the optional internal cache is important to ensure

your recordings don't end unexpectedly in the event of a network outage or when there is a

lot of traffic on the network. As with recording to CFast cards and external drives, the file will

record to the cache initially before being copied over to the server.

The following approved media is based on recording 8K video to HyperDeck

Extreme 8K HDR without the optional cache installed.

When working with high data rates it is important to carefully check the CFast card you would

like to use. This is because CFast 2.0 cards have different read and write speeds. The tables

below identify the CFast cards recommended for use.

Choosing a CFast 2.0 Card

The following CFast 2.0 cards are recommended for recording 8K Apple ProRes LT up to 60 fps.

ProGrade Digital

Evoke Pro 3700x

550MB/s CFast 2.0

Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 SDCFSP-128G-x46D

Extreme Pro CFast 2.0 SDCFSP-256G-x46D

Storage Media