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DVCPRO HD and FCP bit rates
If DVCPRO HD goes to tape at 100mbps. How come it comes into to FCP at 14.5?
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I think it is the difference between megabits and megabytes per second. Usually it is delineated by big M or small m.
FCP doesn’t change the data on ingest so both rates are the same.
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Thanks Mike..But Im still wondering..so 13MB/sec = 130mbps..that would be over the native data rate?
Aloha & Mahalo from Maui
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DVCPRO HD 720p60 is 100mb/s. If you capture a lower frame rate, like 23.98, then the data rate is less…because you captured less frames.
And the math isn’t straight even numbers. Just like 1MB isn’t 1000KB…it is 1024KB.
Shane
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Bing!! The light just went on in my thick head! Thanks for the explanation Guys!
Aloha & Mahalo from Maui
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[Matt Kerstein] “13MB/sec = 130mbps”
your school district must have taught the “new” math. 1 Byte= 8 bits, so in my school district 12.5MB/sec is 100mb/sec.
Arnie
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