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  • Dave Felder

    October 26, 2005 at 8:04 pm in reply to: SMPTE timecode for broadcast?

    “All program tapes must include the SMPTE TIME CODE. The disired format is as follows:

    TIME CODE STARTING WITH 1:00:00:00 – BEGINNING OF FIRST VIDEO/AUDIO OF PROGRAM. TIME CODE SHOULD BE RECORDED ON AUDIO CHANNEL 3 . . . . . . . Fully mixed program audio must be recorded on audio Channels 1 and 2.”

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    October 26, 2005 at 6:36 pm in reply to: SMPTE timecode for broadcast?

    That’s a PTN Requirement for broadcast. It’s in the spec my clients have given me.

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    October 26, 2005 at 5:47 pm in reply to: SMPTE timecode for broadcast?

    If that’s the case, do I really even need to pre-stripe the tape? I can run the TC into channel 3 while I print to tape – is that correct?

    Thanks!

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    August 30, 2005 at 4:10 pm in reply to: Where is audio level adjustment?

    Why do you say it’s not a good idea to adjust during capture? If the tape is recorded at -18 DB, you think it’s better to capture like that, then adjust in the timeline? Is there more dynamic range available then?

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    August 15, 2005 at 1:25 am in reply to: Spanish subtitles: fonts

    I opened the actual Word document instead of a text only version of it. Textedit picked up all the proper formating with the Spanish accents. IOW, Textedit seems to read Word DOC format pretty darn well.

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    August 13, 2005 at 3:19 am in reply to: Ready to throw out my Decklink SP . . .

    Blackmagic tech support talked me through a few ideas and they’re going to cross ship me a new card. I guess I’m so used to getting bad support on my PC’s (did you ever try calling Dell?), that I’ve become accustomed to getting all my help on line. The simplest idea – call the manufacturer – didn’t even occur to me.

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

  • Dave Felder

    August 10, 2005 at 7:55 pm in reply to: Ready to throw out my Decklink SP . . .

    Paul,
    Thanks for your response.

    I am using an internal SATA drive. The MAC has two drives in it. One is the system drive, the other is used just for media storage. Here’s the results of the Disk test on both drives:

    I’m just reporting on the 8 bit YUV 4:2:2 test, because that’s what I use to edit.

    Mac HD (programs)
    Disk Read Data Rate: 55.3 MB/s
    Disk Write Data Rate: 54.3 MB/s

    HDTV 1080fps read 13 write 13
    HDTV 720fps read 31 write 30
    NTSC read 82 write 81
    PAL read 69 write 68

    Media HD (video, audio, renders & stills)
    Disk Read Data Rate: 47.7 MB/s
    Disk Write Data Rate: 47.5 MB/s
    HDTV 1080fps read 12 write 12
    HDTV 720fps read 27 write 27
    NTSC read 71 write 71
    PAL read 60 write 60

    I might add that I was using an ATTO UL3 controller with a pair of Cheetah 360’s stripped to 500GB. The lock up problem still occurred with great frequency. Since then, I’ve removed the controller card figuring it might be adding to the problem.

    I appreciate you taking the time to read about my problem. Thanks!

    Ryan Video Productions Inc. Rockaway, NJ

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