Grass Valley PROFILE FAMILY v.2.5 User Manual
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Setting up BVW [insert edit] Emulation
Profile Family
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NOTE: If you do not select BVW [insert edit] for the panel, insert edit
operations are not properly executed. The channel can be used as a
source deck, or be acceptable for remote control systems, such as the
Ash-Vale slow-motion controller, that do not use EditOn commands.
2. Choose
Controller | Configure
to open Profile Options (see Figure 80 on
3. Select two unused video codecs: one for
Playback Video
, and one for
Record
Video
. For example, use
JPEG #3
for
Playback Video
, and
JPEG #4
for
Record Video
. Use
Controller | Configure
with the other panels to assure the
codecs are not in use.
4. Select two pairs of audio channels. For example, select
Chan #9
and
Chan
#11
for the
Playback Audio
and
Chan #10
and
Chan #12
for the
Record Audio
.
Audio channel pair selection must follow these rules:
- The playback/record audio channel pair must be sequentially numbered.
For example,
Chan #1
and
Chan #2
or
Chan #14
and
Chan #15
.
- The playback/record pair must be with the same channel group. Channels
are grouped as sets of four:
Chan #1
through
#4
,
Chan #5
through
#8
,
Chan
#9
through
#12
, and
Chan #13
through
16
.
- The playback is assigned to the first selected codec in the pair, record is
assigned to the second selected codec in the pair. For example, playback
assigned to
Chan #14
and record assigned to
Chan #15
.
NOTE: There must be two audio channels assigned for each audio
track to be recorded.
5. Select two pairs of timecode. For example, select
TCREC #5
and
TCREC #7
for the
Playback Timecode
and
TCREC #6
and
TCREC #8
for the
Record
Timecode
.
6. If any other selections are highlighted, click to deselect them.
7. Select the video compression to be applied; see “Setting Compression
Presets” on page 168 for more information on video compression and the
presets.
8. Click
OK
.
9. Choose
Controller | Comm Port
to open the Communication Port dialog
box (see Figure 78 on page 163).