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Panavision SSR manual
V1.0
APPENDIX C – Dubbing SSR Footage to Sony SRW-1
1. Mount the Panavision SSR on the Panavision SSRD docking station.
Mount the Sony SRW-1 on the Sony SRPC.
2A. To make a 444 dub, connect Link
A
and
B OUT
on the SSRD to the
HD SDI IN A
and
B
connectors on the Sony SRPC
2B. To make a 422 dub, connect Link
A OUT
on the SSRD to
HD SDI IN A
connector on the
Sony SRPC
3. On the Sony SRPC, connect
HD SDI OUT A
(and optionally
B
, if in 444) to an HD monitor
and perhaps a waveform monitor. Alternatively, you can connect the SRPC
MONITOR OUT
HD SDI
to the HD monitor
4. Make sure that both the Panavision SSR and Sony SRW-1 have the correct format selected,
either 422 or 444, for the material being copied. (See section 5.2).
The SSR will not convert material if its format setting is incorrect; that is, if 422 material has
been recorded and the SSR system is set to 444, playback will be incorrect.
Select the correct frame rate on both SSR and SRW-1 (usually 23.98PsF).
5. On the Sony SRW-1 select TCG MODE as RGN, REGEN SRC as SDI-L and RUN MODE as
RRUN.
6. On the Sony SRW-1 make sure that audio is being recorded from the HD-SDI input.
7. Cue the SSR to the first clip using
ALT F1
. If desired, the SSR can be rewound prior to the
first clip by pushing
ALT F4
, providing up to 25 seconds of color bars. This allows the SSR to
play into the first clip with timecode running.
8. Insert a new blank HDCAM-SR tape into the SRW-1.
9. Press record on the SRW-1 and, a few seconds later, press
F3
play on the SSR. Monitor the
recording until all material has been copied. Check playback on the SRW-1.
Panavision
SSRD
(docked to
SSR)
Sony
SRPC
(docked to
SRW-1)
Link A
Link B
HD Monitor
Link A
Link B