Eos Apex Launch Event - Overview Q&A

[@Globerson]

26:30 FINALLY YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW LONG I HAVE WANTED THIS.

[@baylinkdashyt]

6:30 To be clear: Haptic feedback *is the thump*; that the touchscreen has variable force sensitivity is a separate issue.

[@The07059]

on the back, that is definitely a seasonic PSU🤣🤣🤣

[@chillwalker]

This presentation reminds me of Star Trek 7 and the New Enterprise: "Don`t tell me: Tuesday..?"

[@richardamoahbrempong2247]

does this console allow you busk freely on the playback buttons in live mode ?

[@nicolasdacanal4498]

Yes! there are some videos about busking on EOS consoles kzbin.info/aero/PLl-Ao0hIFwH8RoR4EnMwvGWt14UlSTAIn

[@richardamoahbrempong2247]

Nick , good video but I’m asking if it’s possible to do that on playback buttons not faders

[@Globerson]

Does it ship with 4 customer selected devices for the I/O garage or a standard set of 4?

[@ETCVideoLibrary]

Hi Matt, by default the consoles ship with blank covers. Customers can order the number of Gadget II or Response Gateways appropriate for their application. Eos Apex consoles support a maximum of 4 Gadget IIs or Response Gateways via USB in any configuration. So you could have 4 Gadget IIs, or 4 Response MIDI Gateways, or 2 Gadget IIs and 2 Response SMPTE Gateways connected at one time.

[@amazinglights]

So. Can we know apex graphic card spec. Detailly?

[@nathanel2306]

Yeah I want to know this as well. Can't find anything in the spec sheets either. I suspect it's not an actual dGPU and they are just being clever with their words about the graphics processing power of the integrated graphics.

[@amazinglights]

@@nathanel2306 i’ve heard. It’s Industrial Dedicated Graphics Card. And Its spec similar With Quadro RTX~

[@maxschweiner8630]

@@nathanel2306 It is a high performance dedicated GPU, but not a consumer product that would be familiar to PC builders.

[@asilva_media]

@@maxschweiner8630 yeah... it probably would be familiar with most experienced PC builders, since Apex consoles run Windows 10 Embedded, it has to be for one, and 2: i'm not sure why ETC would make their computational engineering team suffer with a non-Nvidia or AMD chipset. It's probably a Quadro Chip in an "industrial" cooler

[@andrewmodine]

ETC’s historically used AMD cards. I run and maintain a Congo Jr (yes, a 16 year old console) and it had an ATI card (which ATI got bought by AMD)