Exporting to tape using matrox device control, Cs6) – Matrox MXO2 PCIe Host Adapter User Manual

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Chapter 8, Using Matrox MXO2 with Adobe Premiere Pro

Make sure that you’ve properly connected your RS-422 recorder and
configured Matrox device control as explained in

“Setting up Matrox device

control”

on page

Load a striped recordable tape into your recorder, and set your recorder to
Remote or VTR mode.

Choose

File > Export > Tape (Serial Device)

and select the settings that

you want for the recording as explained in your Adobe Premiere Pro
documentation.

Click

Record

to start the recording.

Remarks

• You can record a maximum of four audio tracks (A1 to A4).

• The

Preroll

setting in the

Edit To Tape

panel is not used for recording with

Matrox device control. Instead, a preroll of about five seconds is always
applied.

• Adobe Premiere Pro uses the Matrox capture settings to allow you to

preview your recording in the

Edit To Tape

panel. If you’ve connected the

output of your recorder to the input on Matrox MXO2, click

Recorder

Settings

to configure your video and audio input settings (input format and

source), and specify your video output settings for preview.

Exporting to tape using Matrox device control
(CS6)

With Matrox device control, you can perform either an insert or assemble edit to
record your sequence onto tape in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 as follows:

Open your project, activate the sequence that you want to export to tape, and
position the work area bar over the section of the sequence that you want to
export.

If you haven’t already done so, render all sections that are identified with a
red or yellow render bar.

Note

Adobe Premiere Pro will automatically render sections that have a red

render bar when you start an export to tape, but to avoid having dropped frames
you must render both the red and yellow sections before performing a Matrox
export to tape.