Apple Xsan

If you are a part of the entertainment industry, you no doubt rely on Apple for the latest in cutting-edge technology. Final Cut Pro users around the globe rely on Apple’s advances and high-tech solutions to support them in creating powerful, efficient post-production work, film production and other data-intense projects. For years, professionals in the entertainment industry have trusted CRE for all their equipment rental needs, and the list of technology that we rent is continuing to grow, keeping pace with ever-evolving advances in this field.

Ultimate Solutions

The Apple Xsan (available as a rental through CRE) is the ultimate solution for providing high-speed access to centralized share data. The Xsan works harmoniously with Final Cut Pro and runs on Mac OS X systems, allowing up to 64 video professionals to access a single storage volume simultaneously.

You’ll love the power and punch of Xsan, touted as the “holy grail of shared storage for Final Cut Pro.” The Xsan has revolutionized the reality television industry, allowing fast, affordable solutions for virtually instantaneous editing by multiple film professionals simultaneously.

Additionally, CRE can rent the entire package you need, including San, Stornext, fiber, Q-Logic fiber switch, storage solutions, Mac OS X server and Mac Pro – everything you need to produce the film of your dreams, with maximum efficiency.

Fully Integrative

Don’t be afraid of facing the hassles and caveats of setup and integration alone – our team of professional technicians includes Apple certified systems engineers and Xsan certified technicians, ready to complete a professional integration of your rental package. CRE will provide you with everything you need for your film production and post-production work, and we’ll provide the personnel necessary to get your systems up and running in no time.

For more information about storage solution rentals available through CRE, click here for a quick quote or call 877-266-7725 to speak to one of our experienced account representatives today.