Peter Wiggins
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Would people be hesistant in buying a Kona 2 if they knew it would be unsupported in two years? Or indeed you would have to fork out more money for a Kona 3?
I have a Kona SD and I really didn’t expext it to be EOL so soon. The upgrade wasn’t attractive because the original card was expensive (
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We can only get composite out of the FRC. What is your signal path from the FRC to the digi SDI input?
Peter
In Paris editing The French Open for ESPN
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Hard to say why you are not seeing both sides, maybe a duff sfp, fibre or HBA.
Do you get all the happy lights with the RAID utility?
Peter
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You’ve got both sides plugged in via fibrechannel right?
Peter
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Out the box & left to cook for 36 hours, you should see 2.2TB either side.
This will be RAID5. I’d keep it there, but you can reformat it. It is up to you what level of protection you are happy with and how critical your edit job is. RAID50 if you want to combine both sides.Peter
In Paris editing The French Open for ESPN
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Chris,
What format are you going to be cutting, DV? SD?
Peter
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Were the cameras set to free run? If not the the tc would have stopped when the tape changed.
Is the code wrong on the tapes? Have you tried working out all the timecodes from a specific event?
Is it a shooting error or FCP problem?Audio waveforms might be your friend here
Peter
In Paris editing The French Open for ESPN
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Put GBICs on and put it 2K away, doubt if you will here it then.
Seriously, use glass and move it if noise is a problem.
Peter
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Todd,
Well done on posting the info, I know how long writing takes!
Peter
In Paris editing The French Open for ESPN
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[Darron] “Okay, I know what Genlock is for, but…um…what is it FOR? More directly, under what circumstances would I want the Genlock feature? How does this translate into real-world usage?
“It times your system into a larger setup, so you can feed a router input into your card and record. Or indeed feed your output into a matrix/router.
This was first up when googled
https://www.mivs.com/technical/appnotes/an005.htmlPeter
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