Re: EX1 - to decklink extreme HD - and final cut- no joy by Daniel De Avila on Aug 22, 2008 at 3:05:58 pm
Hello
Don’t know if this helps but here it goes.
As far as I know the EX1 outputs all its supported/recordable progressive and interlaced signals via the HD-SDI. The problem is your card. The decklink card doesn’t support 1080 progressive capture. It does support a 1080 24Psf format but you camera doesn’t (I think).
The only progressive format your card does support is the 72050p, which is why you see it.
In your final cut pro settings you might see lots of 24p setups for blackmagic. But these setup are, from what I can tell, for editing only. Playback and output for these setup are done via a pulldown.
So it seems that you are stuck with 720 50p signal for now. Don’t know if that will help you in getting your workflow done.
Re: EX1 - to decklink extreme HD - and final cut- no joy by Martijn Scholte on Sep 19, 2008 at 10:10:38 am
hi Arnljot,
im in the same boat what i do know is that when you have a 108025p setting in your ex1 the hdsdi ouputs that as 25psf (think page 116 of the ex1 manual) so it makes sense for my aja iohd box to "see" it as as 1080i25 signal. you do know what psf means right? as far is i understand its a methode that uses interlaced signal to build a progressive frame (both the even an upper field are identical in time)
did you find out anything new? i have contacted sony about the bit dept and color space the ex1 is outputting (10 or 8 4:2:0 or 4:2:2)
ive read on forums about this and some state 10 bit 4:2:2 some sate only 8 and 4:2:0
sinds i like to do a lot of greenscreen i would like to know :)
i have a decklink hd extreme (the old one with now hdmi) at home and in the studio we just bought a aja io hd (only proress i know but very portabel)
about the 8 or 10 bit the aja control panel also tells me in the pink middel section that the 1080i signal is only 8 bit (but then can be my mistake sinds i only played around with it for about 2 hours)
any info greatly apriciated
and sorry for the bad english
cheers
martijn
The box said 'Requires Windows 95, or better.' So I bought a Macintosh.