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Viewing offline JPEG footage captured with the Decklink Extreme card
Hello,
I recently purchased a decklink extreme card to work on a half hour show inputing an outputing digibeta material. Using the easy setup for ‘Blackmagic NTSC Offline RT’ the footage captures fine, but I see there is no set up for video monitoring. Do you know which selection I should be using for monitoring the video while editing? I tried 10 bit and 8 bit, but neither of those worked. I did try the Blackmagic RGB 720×486 which played the audio, but not the video. I tried viewing the video and audio through a firewire cable which worked, but I’m hoping to keep everything hooked up through the blackmagic card.
Is there a setting I’m missing? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jake
Specs:
Dual 2.7 GHZ Power PC G5
Decklink Extreme
ATTO Express PCI ProUL4D
Huge 320S Storage
3.5 GB DDR SDRAM -
1 Reply
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Use the COMMAND-9 keystroke on your clip (“Item properties”) to study its properties.
– the video frame rate
– the video frame size
– the video codec used (compressor)
– the video pixel aspect ratio
– the video field orderUse the COMMAND-0 keystroke on your sequence (“Sequence Settings”) to study its
properties.Ask yourself, is my timeline a perfect match to the media I want to edit in it?
If not, make them match. If you like what you get, create a prest that works
for you.
If you visit your Audio/Video Settings (COMMAND-OPTION-Q) and set your playback
device to Decklink (in the A/V tab), there’s a good chance it will work.
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