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exporting HD and SD from single timeline
Posted by Saji Nair on October 14, 2010 at 7:13 amhi everybody,
My fotage is shooted in Hd 1920 x1080 50i and my timeline is the same above. I have to export the time line in to both 1080 50i (HD sr tape)and pal(720 x 576 25 i) (pal dv tape\ Digi beta).both for TV transmission.
Is their any option to record both the tapes simultaniously?.pls explain me the best method to do thisbest regards
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John Pale
October 14, 2010 at 12:40 pmBoth AJA Kona and Blackmagic Decklink cards output HD and downconverted SD simultaneously (on a separate connector)
Note that often graphics need to be remade for SD, so the convenience of doing it simultaneously might not be possible . Designing them in advance with SD in mind is a good idea.
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Shane Ross
October 14, 2010 at 2:02 pmYou don’t do this simultaneously. Because you will need to lay back frame accurately to a deck, with proper timecode and deck control…and you can only do that one at a time. You only have one deck control cable. So you need to output once to HD, and then once to SD. Or multiple times if you need to deliver multiple tapes.
I have had to output a show 5 times…because I needed to deliver four masters with different audio configurations, and one textless master.
Graphics won’t need to be redone…just downconvert the HD master. PAL is 16:9 in both HD and SD, so you are covered there.
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Alex Elkins
October 14, 2010 at 3:34 pmHi Shane,
This is something I’ve hoped was possible and wonder if you have any idea whether such a thing exists – can you not get a RS-422 cable splitter so one could control 2 decks at once? Also on most decks there is a 9-pin control output – could you feasibly loop-through in the same way you can output the video signal to a monitor/DVD recorder etc at the same time as a dub??
This is all speculation and something I’ve tried and failed at achieving in the past. Nevertheless in my head it looks like it should be possible, although being an editor I have a tendency to be wildly optimistic.
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Shane Ross
October 14, 2010 at 4:55 pmAh…right. I have seen this done in a MACHINE ROOM type environment, with routers and switchers and all sorts of fancy gear. I’m not sure how to do it for a single station sorta thing.
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Saji Nair
October 15, 2010 at 5:06 amhi,
thanq everybody for responding to my post. Recording both the tapes at a time can save lot of time. Is their any option to split deck cantrol for both the decks?
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