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Film Hurricane Tech Team
Sep 24, 2025 · Operations

Inside the 100‑Hour Island Live Stream: Technical Deep Dive of the Tim Broadcast System

The article details the end‑to‑end technical architecture behind a 100‑hour island survival live broadcast, covering video, audio, network, control and synchronization subsystems, hardware choices, redundancy strategies, remote operation, and precise clocking to ensure uninterrupted ultra‑HD streaming to millions of viewers.

PTPVideo Productionaudio engineering
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Inside the 100‑Hour Island Live Stream: Technical Deep Dive of the Tim Broadcast System
Film Hurricane Tech Team
Film Hurricane Tech Team
May 2, 2025 · Databases

Scaling DaVinci Resolve’s Database to Millions of Projects: Evolution and Lessons

The article details how DaVinci Resolve’s project library, built on PostgreSQL, evolved from a monolithic server to a Docker‑based setup and finally to a Pigsty‑powered high‑availability cluster, covering challenges, point‑in‑time recovery, permission management, a real‑world outage, and the resulting reliability gains.

DaVinci ResolveDatabase MigrationHigh Availability
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Scaling DaVinci Resolve’s Database to Millions of Projects: Evolution and Lessons
Film Hurricane Tech Team
Film Hurricane Tech Team
Mar 14, 2024 · Operations

How a 33‑Hour Continuous 4K + Dolby Atmos Live Stream Was Engineered

The article details the end‑to‑end technical solution behind Bilibili Music’s 33‑hour nonstop 4K 59.94 P live broadcast of Taylor Swift’s Singapore concert, covering SD‑WAN links, video and audio hardware, dual‑output streams, intercom, and the rapid nine‑day deployment that enabled immersive Dolby Atmos playback for millions of viewers.

4KDolby AtmosSD-WAN
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How a 33‑Hour Continuous 4K + Dolby Atmos Live Stream Was Engineered