[Steve Harley]

No problem Bob.

For better or worse, 29.97p is a format that some utility with the integration of archival SD footage.

I really can’t see a reason for a scope product to not support 29.97pSF — especially when it already supports 23.976pSF and 24pSF.

Kristian…can you shed any light on this subject?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

[Steve Harley]

Hi Bob,

You either read my post too quickly — or I’m not understanding your post.

My point is that the UltraScope does not support 29.97pSF framerate — and this was confirmed by Black Magic’s tech support department earlier today.

Like some of their other devices, UltraScope will support 23.976pSF and 24pSF — but it will not support 29.97pSF.

While there are workarounds, my point is: Why sell a scope that cannot support all pSF framerates?

[Steve Harley]

Thanks Adam.

[Steve Harley]

Nick,

Do you think that lag is a fundamental performance characteristic — or a function of your host processor and graphics adapter?

[Steve Harley]

I can relate to you wanting a SFF computer.
I’m toying with experimenting with a Shuttle Computer.
If I do — I’ll report back.

[Steve Harley]

I just “Extended” the relationship — but not sure how to email through profile.

Thanks very much for the updated Avid Shortcut URL.

Wish I could modify it for PC.

[Steve Harley]

Also…your Avid Shortcut file seems to have disappeared.

Is it located somewhere else?

[Steve Harley]

Very nice job. Thank you.

I’ve been maintaining some charts as well — but yours are superior.

Still, I do have a couple of entries that you don’t have.

Know any way I share them with you?

[Steve Harley]

Kris,

Would you mind commenting on my last post?

I’m a bit confused about the necessity of the RS232 to RS422 converter with the 19HS adapter.

Thanks very much.

[Steve Harley]

Thanks…

Big price difference — I was thinking there must be some tangible difference.