Video, Se tup menu op tions – Sound Devices PIX 250i User Manual

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PIX 250i User Guide

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Se

tup Menu Op

tions

#

Parameter Name

Description

Options

10

Take

Current take number. When the Scene name is

altered, the Take number is reset to 1.

» 1
(numeric)

11

Scene Increment Mode

The method used to increment the Scene/Shot value

when Stop+Fast Forward is pressed on the Main View.

• Disabled

» Numeric
• Character

12

Erase/Reformat

Format any or all attached drives. When all is se-

lected, all drives will share the same volume label but

each drive name will be suffixed with a unique drive

number.

• Erase/Re-format: Drive 1
• Erase/Re-format: Drive 2
• Erase/Re-format: Both drives

Video

#

Parameter Name

Description

Options

1

Video Input

Physical source to derive recorded video from.

• HDMI

» SDI

2

File Resolution/Rate

The resolution and frame to be recorded and sent to

video outputs.

» Same as Video Input
• 1080p30/29.97
• 1080p25
• 1080p24/23.976
• 1080i60/59.94
• 1080i50
• 1080PsF30/29.97
• 1080PsF25
• 1080PsF24/23.976
• 720p60/59.94
• 720p50
• 720p30/29.97
• 720p25
• 720p24/23.976
• 576i50 (PAL)
• 480i59.94 (NTSC)

3

Codec

The video codec to use for encoding. Note for DNxHD

that the rates listed are assuming 1080p30. If a differ-

ent resolution and frame rate is selected, the PIX 250i

will use the corresponding DNxHD data rate.

• DNxHD 220x 220Mb/s, 10bit
• DNxHD 220 220Mb/s, 8bit
• DNxHD 145 145Mb/s, 8bit
• DNxHD 36 36Mb/s, 8bit
• ProRes 4444 330Mb/s, 12bit
• ProRes 422HQ 220Mb/s, 10bit

» ProRes 422 145Mb/s, 10bit
• ProRes 422LT 100Mb/s, 8bit
• ProRes 422Proxy 36Mb/s, 8bit

4

Up Conversion

Method for converting SD input video to HD recorded

content.

• 4:3->16:9 Anamorphic

» 4:3->16:9 Pillar Box
• 4:3->16:9 Zoom 14:9
• 4:3->16:9 Zoom Wide

5

Down Conversion

Method for converting HD input video to SD recorded

content.

» 16:9->4:3 Letterbox
• 16:9->4:3 Crop
• 16:9->4:3 Anamorphic

6

Input PsF Detect

When set to “Auto”, the PIX will sense PsF signal

based on a flag within the signal stream. Most devices

with SDI output will provide this flag, however some

SDI outputs and all HDMI outputs will not provide this

flag. When sending PsF signal from these devices,

choose “Interpret 1080i as PsF”

» Auto
• Interpret 1080i as PsF

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