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AJA VTR Xchange was only designed to accept one video source at a time. Software provided by other companies can, in some cases, use the two inputs of the KONA 3 and KONA 3G cards. One example is QTAKE HD which can be used with a KONA 3 card to capture two independent video sources.
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Harcharan,
You should consider contacting AJA Technical Support for assistance with your KONA LHe card. They can be reached by phone or email, Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm PST. The service is provide free of charge.—
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March 18, 2011 at 8:52 pm in reply to: ki pro mini – Varicam F model – PAL worldThe original and earliest Varicam cameras from Panasonic provided a unique method for obtaining 50Hz material from within a 60Hz signal. At this time, the Ki Pro products do not support the extraction of 720p 50Hz material, such as 720p 25 fps, from within a 60Hz signal. The Ki Pro and Ki Pro Mini do, however, support the extraction of 720p 25 fps from within a 50Hz signal, 720p 23.98 fps from within a 59.94Hz signal and 720p 29.97 fps from within a 59.94Hz signal. In the future, AJA may provide support for the extraction of 720p 50Hz from within a 60Hz signal.
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March 18, 2011 at 8:43 pm in reply to: Timecode keeps running after Playback StopThis is not something that has been reported before. Perhaps it has something to do with the files that were transferred to the Ki Pro but were created externally by some QuickTime-based application. You should consider contacting AJA Technical Support if you have not already to review this matter.
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March 18, 2011 at 8:36 pm in reply to: KiPro Mini rec trigger and continuous recordDetailed information regarding Ki Pro Mini features and operation can be obtained from the product’s operation manual. This document is freely available from the AJA website at:
https://www.aja.com/pdf/support/AJA_Ki_Pro_Mini_Manual.pdfBoth of the features mentioned in this thread are not promised features of the device. These feature requests will be passed on to product management for development consideration. Thank you for your feedback.
If you have questions that you feel are not answered by the operational manual for the product, don’t hesitate to contact AJA directly via phone or email.
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Patrick,
I think Brian was simply trying to emphasize that the product was designed for acquisition first and foremost. As he suggestions, it can be used for playback, but since that wasn’t what it was primarily designed for, you might consider visiting your local AJA reseller for a demo to see if it fits your particular needs.—
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Patrick,
Ki Pros are often used for video signage. The Ki Pro can be configured to play one clip or all of the clips on the Storage Module. Additionally, a loop playback feature is also available so that one clip or all of the clips can be looped. Playback from the device can be achieved using the front panel buttons or via web UI control. For detailed information, the Ki Pro operation manual is available from the AJA website:
https://www.aja.com/pdf/support/AJA_KiPro_manual_v2.0.pdfYou can learn more information about the Ki Pro product by visiting our website, calling AJA or one of our resellers.
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Alan,
The issue you are experiencing is likely because of the source; DVD players often carry encryption on their HDMI outputs.If you have further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to contact AJA Technical Support by phone or email.
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Jason,
It would seem that there may have been an issue with an analog source that was feeding the Ki Pro. The Ki Pro accepts component, but not composite. So it’s possible that there was some issue with the red portion of the component signal.If the video signal that fed the Ki Pro had some issue, then there isn’t much that can be done to resolve the issue once the QuickTime files have been produced.
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Mark,
This may simply be an issue with a setting used for your QuickTime export. In the product marketing area at AJA, a Ki Pro was tested with an Apple ProRes 422 PAL file exported from Final Cut Pro. The timecode value on the Ki Pro counted from 00 to 24 on the frame counter as expected with this file.I would recommend contacting AJA Technical Support for assistance if you are not able to sort the matter out yourself.
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