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SDI monitoring
Posted by Sean Pollaro on August 30, 2012 at 1:42 pmI’m currently running premiere cs 5.5 with an nvidia quadro 4000 and a red rocket . Unfortunately I am out of pcie card slots. Does anyone know of a way I can get SDI monitoring in premiere? is there any device I can buy for SDI output that doesn’t require a pcie slot?
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Chris Borjis
August 30, 2012 at 4:31 pmThe original matrox mxo did have SDI out, and was fed with the 2nd dvi out connector
but I don’t think that would work since the quadro is 1 dvi out.There’s another quadro 4000 model albeit way more in cost that has
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Shane Ross
August 30, 2012 at 5:29 pmMatrox MXO…the original…is VERY old, and there are no current drivers for it. The AJA IO HD connects via firewire 800, but ONLY works with FCP Legacy. There is the MOTU V4HD…that connects via firewire 800 too. Could ask them if that works with PPro CS6.
The other options are Thunderbolt, and MacPro’s don’t have those.
Unless the MOTU option works…you are out of luck.
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Petros Kolyvas
August 30, 2012 at 5:36 pmWhat are in your two other PCIe slots?
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Alex Gerulaitis
August 30, 2012 at 10:06 pmDon’t think a V4HD will work unless it’s a DVCPro-based codec – other codecs are not hardware-accelerated, and I doubt they will play via V4HD at full frames if at all. FW800 is not a lot of bandwidth: monitoring through it will require compressing whatever is on the timeline, to fit in the FW800 stream. Oh, and there will be latencies.
A PCIe cage like Cubix or Sonnet might be the only solution if there is no way to take make a PCIe slot available.
Or a PC. Sometimes the only way out is through. 🙂
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Mike Squires
September 1, 2012 at 9:38 pmAre you using both of the outputs of the Quadro? If not, you could possibly use the display port, get an hdmi adapter for it, and then a HDMI-to-SDI converter from BMD.
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Igor Jovcevski
September 2, 2012 at 10:40 amget an old miranda box off ebay if available, and if not, why not buy mine 🙂
works perfectly
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Sean Pollaro
September 3, 2012 at 3:10 pmforgive me for my ignorance but what is a miranda box? I’ve never heard of it? can this give me true SDI monitoring? how does it connect?
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Sean Pollaro
September 3, 2012 at 3:19 pmI asked nvidia about this and they told me there wasn’t an SDI option on the 4000. the quadro has a DVI and an HDMI out. please forgive me as I’m uneducated on these technicalities but would the mxo work with the 2nd hdmi port if I used an hdmi to dvi adapter then went into the box?
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