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DD8
plus Version 2.20 - September 1998
DISPLAY
Pressing DISP (F3) on the first System Settings page takes you to the Display menu :
Pressing Style (F1) moves the cursor to the Style field.
This allows you to set the type of timecode you wish the DD8 to display. Normally, this is the
same as the timecode type selected in the EXT. TIME SOURCE field on the SYNC page (and
the DD8 will take care of this automatically) but you may choose to view another time display if
you wish. The selections are:
AS EXT. TIME SOURCE - The time display style is automatically selected to be the same as the
timecode selected in the EXT. TIME SOURCE field.
23.98 fps - 23.98 frames per second (24 frames per second with a 0.1% pulldown
for use when synchronising film to NTSC video).
24 fps - 24 frames per second.
25 fps - 25 frames per second.
29.97 fps - non-drop 29.97 frames per second.
29.97 fps drop - drop frame 29.97 frames per second.
30 fps - non-drop 30 frames per second.
30 fps drop - drop frame 30 frames per second.
Feet, 24fps 16mm - feet and frames at 24 frames per second as referenced to
16 mm film.
Feet, 24fps 35mm - feet and frames at 24 frames per second as referenced to
35mm film.
Frames, 24fps - frames only at 24 frames per second.
Frames, 25fps - frames only at 25 frames per second.
Frames, 30fps - frames only at 30 frames per second.
Frames, 29.97fps - frames only at 29.97 frames per second.
Hr:Min:Sec:mS - time will be displayed in hours, minutes, seconds and millisec-
onds.
Seconds (Secs.mS) - time will be displayed in seconds and milliseconds only.
25fps film (+4.1%) - display 25 frames per second but with a 4.1% playback
speed offset for use when working with material that has been transferred from
film to video.
24fps film (-4%) - display 25 frames per second but with a 4% playback speed
offset for use in European film applications when working with material that has
been transferred frame-by-frame from 24fps film to 25fps video.
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