Bo Skelmose
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Works fine with both Sony EX3 and PMW-350. I am recording important footage on the shuttle in DNxHD mov files although Premiere CS 5 cannot read them. An earlier software release of shuttle software worked fine with cs5. I can recommend it. It create much better footage than the very compressed footage on the EX format.
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Hi
I use the DNxHD Mov files – compressed files ending with .mov.
Premiere cannot understand them – not even with the latest driver AVID LE 2.3.7 package. The shuttle can still only be used with the enormous uncompressed files. There is no prores on the Hyperdeck shuttle 2 !
Only solution is to buy another codec converter like “Calibrated MXF Import” and use it with the DNxHD.MXF files. Why dont BM make it compatible with premiere? -
Sorry for the spelling.
Seems as if it is comming in the near future.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/asus-thunderbolt-Z77-H77-pcie,15925.html
Not as simple as a controllercard but it will, for shure, be incorporated in the future high-end motherboards 🙂 -
I have never had anything else than 1080i and 720/50P working on Black magic cards.
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It is for sure that filming Golf in 24 fps would make a bad result. You need to record in higher framerates like a 1920×1090 interlaced format 29,97. If your customer is from the US – record in a US format.
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Hi
I have not tested but read elsewhere that the Nikon D800 do not output audio in the HDMI stream…..
CS5 do not work with AVID DNxHD or the AVID Quicktime format from the Black Magic Hyperdeck Shuttle 2. -
I have used the Shuttle on battery without problems. The Hyperdeck studio Pro do not have any 12V input.
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And it need to be connected to 110-230V power as it cannot work with 12V and on a battery.
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I have the same problem with my Asus X58 – P6T7 WS SuperComputer motherboard and my Decklink HD Extreme. I have considered to buy a newer motherboard but it seems as if it will not help. -
It is not very portable but the Hyperdeck studio Pro will do the job.