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That's some handy info. right now i just onyx how many of each file, then nests them for me. Even if i change it to single files with multiple copies, i'll end up going back to onyx nesting them when our fotoba comes. But i did turn the layout preview off for specific media.

Mostly Colorado but Arizona too. Where’s the layout preview setting? I haven’t seen that setting in years

It does slow me down for large jobs. For example I have x amount of images for 1 job which turns into about 40 rolls of paper. I have to sit there and man the RIP for 2 hours pressing send for each roll.

On both on the Colorado & Arizona there's a 1000Base-T / 1Gigabit port. One runs win XP, other runs Win 10...

Yep, Every cable is Cat6e I can unplug any printer, hook up my laptop and drop a file to the RIP pc and get ~900mbps easily. (laptop is only gigabit) even 10gigabit card on the RIP

So i've known about this for a while, but it never really bothered me until now as now im sending huge files to my printers. Full length rolls etc. Our facility is equipped with a 10gigabit network setup. But my printers (Arizona & Colorado) only have gigabit ethernet. But for some reason...

They have their place, just like a client of mine who has carbon fibre business cards, as he works with CF.

its probably wise to just get new software. Onyx 11 is far past it's used by date, hitting over 10 years old. You'll probably have a hard time finding drivers and there's no support what so ever. As for the patch. Check to see what your dongle is licenced for. probably 11.1. install 11.2 and...

Check your preferences in media manager and make sure your "print method" is set to "RIP-Queue"

I dont usually do this, but send me the ICC profile (just the .icc or icm file) and i'll try see the issue.

Junk.. My Arizona in production mode prints at a better quality than a mutoh in a high quality mode.

Pretty sure you need to be a merchant member to advertise your product..

Surely there's media advance correction to adjust banding

A bit of research shows this: FB500 max width is 1220mm R1000 max width is 1625mm FB550 "outdoor signage" 30 SQM R1000 "outdoor signage 3 pass" 56 SQM Although the R1000 sounds a lot faster, but realistically not by that much. the SQM print rate increases as the max width is bigger. It gets...

Im only going to guess that you're talking about online Ecommerce stores? You've provided little info on anything you're trying to do, with the software your using for anyone to help.

It looks simple, but never tried it We've printed a few, logos and stuff. maybe something to look at further developing again. We're just flat out at the moment to play around unfortunately.

Nice video mate. we’ve actually experimented with mirror before. we’ve printed on the glass and got the glass mirrored and we got the finish like you did except it was printed. There was a little more to the process than just printing but really cool when finished. we don’t offer it as a...

Colorado 1650 arrived today. Stoked! Happy birthday!!

IMO It depends how your business structure is. the easiest way is to do it, which was already stated - On your printer it should tell you how much ink you've used & how much Square meters printed. (or what ever units of measure you use) and you can calculate it that way. by dividing ink/SQM...

Onyx hands down.