Low bandwidth, or reduced latency, can cause dropped frames when editing videos. These inconsistencies are caused by lost data during captures and transfers within the network. Small Tree network card drivers allow users to distribute the necessary levels of both bandwidth and latency to optimize file sending and acquisition.

Another common problem is the lack of available bandwidth within the network. If your Final Cut server is operating slowly, adding bandwidth with Ethernet based storage will improve speed and decrease slow network performance. Plus, adding more Network Interface Cards to your network will effectively increase bandwidth, decrease slow Final Cut performance, and ultimately increase the speed of the final cut editing process. Network cards, network switches, and cables will allow you to support users with a secure, efficient connection.

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