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Select Advanced Video Input Settings
1.
Navigate to the Record Video Adv menu page.
2.
This menu page provides advanced control over record input settings.
a.
Using the Clip form control, select whether the recorded clip is to be collapsed or expanded.
Collapsed means the video and audio data exist in an interleaved format within the clip file structure.
Expanded indicates that the clip exists as a number of distinct media files with a separate video track
and some number of audio tracks.
Note: This setting is not available for any media file types. For instance, if the QuVIS Media Format is
set to QMF1, only collapsed clips may be recorded.
b.
The Include metadata control is used to instruct the system to record a specific area of the incoming
serial digital stream as metadata. When metadata is present in the input stream, the metadata
presence indicator (M) on the dashboard will illuminate.
c.
Noise coring is an advanced setting that is used to reduce low amplitude, high frequency signals.
Dither, film grain and other sources of electronic video “noise” are examples of what can be reduced
using this setting.
d.
Select which Timecode input source should be used for recorded timecode. Choices include the LTC
input or the internal timecode clock.
e.
Drop Frame Mode allows you to select the default timecode type that is built-in to the selected image
format or override it with a custom setting.
f.
The 3D Format control is used to instruct the system the selected 4:4:4:4 format is to record the
incoming signal as two separate 4:2:2 channels for 3D QPE recording purposes.
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