Mike Squires
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The correct preset is:
Blackmagic Design/HD1080/DVCPROHD/59.94i
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I don’t think 1080p has been added to the firmware yet on the Shuttle.
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First, make sure the Shuttle is connected.
When you start PP5.5, use the Blackmagic DVCProHD preset. Once it gives you a new sequence, press “F5” to bring up the capture box. Click on device settings to make sure the Shuttle is selected.
You may or may not see any video in the preview at first, that’s ok. Press the capture button, and it should start capturing.
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I can’t speak of the HDMI splitter, but I’m fairly confident that both the PS3 and Xbox360 are capped at 30fps. That’s what separates consoles from PC gaming.
I’m sure you know, if you want to get into dual-capturing, you’ll need two capturing devices.
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You always want the source going straight to the capture component. Though to be honest, using an active splitter, you probably wouldn’t be able to tell the difference, as that’s in ms, less than or equal to 1fps.
I thought you were using a XBox as your source, as I believe, that’s capped at 30 fps. If so, you’re more than good to go.
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No, the lag will be minimal, to the point you won’t notice it. The diagram you showed would actually add more lag.
I’ve tested the Shuttle with my Directv receiver, sending it 1080i. While watching the output (or pass through) of the Shuttle, but listening to the audio directly from the Directv receiver, it’s perfectly in sync. You shouldn’t have any issues.
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Yes, you can capture in SD via HDMI, that should not be an issue.
Good luck, let us know if you run into any problems.
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Yes, Premiere Pro will do everything you want, and more than you’ve probably thought of.
If you’re just uploading to Youtube, you can probably get 5 hours into a 20GB file. That would be about 15Mbps encoding rate, which is more than enough for YouTube.
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That’s exactly what an audio mixer does. It’ll mix however many channels you want into just 2. Here is an example:
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Is there any video showing up as preview? If so, than it’s a disk speed issue on capturing. If that’s the case, what are your disk speeds using the Black Magic Speed Test software?