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Setting the frame rate for internal timecode
1.
Press
m
.
2.
Use
e
to select TIMECODE
(TC), and press
E
.
3.
Use
e
to select FPS,
and press
E
.
4.
Use
e
to select the frame
rate, and press
E
.
Setting value Explanation
23.976ND
This is the most common frame rate used with HD cameras
and other high-definition video recording. The count is
slower than the actual time by 0.1%.
24ND
This is the standard frame rate used for recording film. This
is also used with HD cameras.
25ND
This is the frame rate for PAL video. This is used for PAL
video, which is used in Europe and other regions.
29.97ND
This is a frame rate used for NTSC color video and HD
cameras. The count is slower than the actual time by 0.1%.
This is used for NTSC video, which is used in Japan, the
United States and other countries.
29.97D
This is an adjusted frame rate that uses a drop frame to
make NTSC match the actual time. This is used with video
for broadcast that requires the actual time frame to be
matched.
30ND
This is used to synchronize sound with film that is being
transfered to NTSC video. This is the standard frame rate
used for black-and-white television in Japan, the United
States and other countries.
30D
This rate is used for special applications. This synchronizes
at 29.97 fps drop frame with film sound to be transferred to
NTSC. The count is faster than the actual time by 0.1%.
NOTE
Frame rates must be set in advance to match on devices used for all
video and audio data.
Setting the frame rate for internal timecode (FPS)
Select the frame rate of the internal timecode. Select the setting most suitable for the video being synchronized and the
application.