Grass Valley K2 System Guide v.9.0 - Manual (Page 227)

Other Data Rate Frame Rate Sampling Format
24 Mbps max. 29.97, 25 4:2:0 1920x1080i
24 Mbps max. 29.97, 25 4:2:2
24 Mbps max. 29.97, 25 4:2:0 1440x1080i
24 Mbps max. 29.97, 25 4:2:2
24 Mbps max. 59.94, 50 4:2:0 1280x720p
24 Mbps max. 59.94, 50 4:2:2
Related Topics
K2 Summit/Solo formats, models, licenses, and hardware support on page 33
Proxy/live streaming formats
The proxy files and streams created by a K2 Summit/Solo system conform to industry standards,
as follows.
Video: MPEG-4 Part 2
Other Data Rate (Mbps) Frame Rate Format
GOP 1 second 1.5 Mbps 29.97, 25 320x240p
GOP 1 second 1.5 Mbps 29.97, 25 384x288p
GOP 1 second 1.5 Mbps 29.97, 25 512x288p
Audio: MPEG-4 Part 3 AAC-LC, 64 kbps, 48 kHz
Proxy file: MPEG-4 Part 12 Fragmented MP4 Movie
Live streaming: SDP files and RTP/RTCP streams are compliant with the following RFCs:
• RFC 3350, RFC 4566, RFC 3016, RFC 3640, RFC 5484, MPEG-4 Part 8
Playout of multiple formats
The K2 Summit/Solo system automatically handles material of various types and formats as specified
in the following sections:
Playout on K2 Summit/Solo
For a given frame rate, you can play SD clips of any format back-to-back on the same timeline.
Both 16:9 and 4:3 SD aspect ratio formats can be played on the same timeline. Refer to video codec
description earlier in this section for a list of the supported formats.
On channels with the XDP (HD) license, for similar frame rates (25/50 fps or 29.97/59.95 fps), SD
material transferred or recorded into the K2 Summit/Solo system along with its audio is up-converted
when played on a HD output channel. Likewise, HD material is down-converted along with its audio
when played on an SD output channel. HD and SD clips can be played back-to-back on the same
timeline, and aspect ratio conversion is user configurable.
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Specifications