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  • Ki-Pro in the telecine

    Posted by Dirceu Lustosa on April 29, 2010 at 3:32 pm

    Hi there,

    I have a question:
    I would like to use the Ki-pro as a substitute for a professional deck (like a Digibeta or DVCAM) to record “offline” telecines from 35mm material for a feature film.
    So I believe I need RS-422 (I see it is coming soon), and also a means to put a digital audio feed from a Aaton Indaw into Ki-pro, with no analog conversions (maybe tru HDMI 8 channels? how?), also a compatible flex or Ale file for FCP to link to; and the Timecode generated by the telecine.
    I would like to record in HD from a SDI signal, at 23.98 fps, at 1080p.
    Is this all possible? What can possibly go wrong in this set up?
    With this setup working, I would speed up loading material to the edit suit, instead of capturing everything, and would have a excelent material to work with, specially in the case of 2.35 aspect ratio material. No frame rate conversions (as opposed to SD at 29.97), and a perfect 23.98 EDL for 2K scan, I believe.
    I am worried about audio. I like it to be “online”, pristine.

    Any ideas or thoughts?

    Thanks in advance,

    Dirceu
    Brazil

    Dirceu Lustosa replied 16 years, 5 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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