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8.3 Arm Recording
This parameter selects how recording may be initiated, either by pressing the
physical record button (or the web "record" button), or via timecode.
REC KEY (default)
TC/REC KEY
Start when Record button is pressed
Start on Time Code or Record button
If arm recording on timecode, parameters 8.0, 8.1, and 8.2 must be set to a
qualified source and type of timecode. You should use timecode that starts and
stops, like that produced by record run timecode; freerun timecode is not viable
for this feature since it does not produce start and stop values.
9.0 Interval Record
The Ki Pro Ultra Plus can be used to create timelapse recordings via the 9.0
Interval Record, 9.1 Interval Frames and 9.2 Interval Time selections.
OFF (default)
ON
Normal recordings are produced.
Timelapse recordings are produced.
Example of timelapse recording selections:
The incoming video signal is 1080i 29.97 fps, the record button is depressed, and
the recording is then stopped 90 seconds later with the following settings:
• 9.0 Interval Record > On
• 9.1 Interval Frames > 1
• 9.2 Interval Time > Second
The resulting recording would be 90 frames in duration, would have a frame
rate of 29.97 fps, and would appear to be “under cranked” or “sped up” when
compared to a normally created recording.
NOTE: Selecting an interval frame number that exceeds the incoming video frames per
second will result in normal video. “Over cranking” or “slow mo” is not supported
by the interval recording feature.
9.1 Interval Frames
Determines how many frames from the incoming video will be used for the
recording.
Incrementing Value
Sets number of frames to use for the recording.
9.2 Interval Time
Determines the time period from which the interval frames are selected.
Second
Minute
Hour
The second from which interval frames are selected.
The minute from which interval frames are selected.
The hour from which the interval frames are selected.
32.0 Loss of Video
This parameter selects whether recording continues when valid video is not
present.
Stop Rec (default)
Cont Rec
Recording stops when video is lost
Recording continues when video is lost
