Sound Devices PIX 220, Руководство пользователя и техническая информация

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PIX 220i, 240i, 220, 240 User Guide and Technical Information
v. 3.01 Features and specifications are subject to change. Visit www.sounddevices.com for the latest documentation.
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Deleting a File
To delete a ile:
1.
Push the iles buton to enter the File View.
2.
Scroll with the Control Knob to highlight and select the ile to be deleted.
3.
Highlight and select the Delete option. A dialog will appear to conirm the deletion. Turn the
Control Knob to highlight and select “OK”.
File Size Limit
To aid in maintaining manageable ile sizes, the PIX recorder will automatically begin writing a new
ile ater a set amount of minutes has elapsed in a recording. The beginning of this new ile will be
seamless to the ending of the previous ile. The default time before spliting the ile is 60 minutes.
The Setup Menu option File Storage

File Split every
adjusts the amount of time before a ile split
occurs.
File Naming
Files are named according to the ile name format as set with Setup Menu option
File Storage

File
Name Format
. The options for ile name format include various combinations of CamID, Reel, Clip,
Scene/Shot, and Take metadata ields.
RED File Format
When the Setup Menu option File Storage

File Name Format is set to RED File Format , the PIX
240i will
generate iles that follow the same naming convention used by RED cameras:
A 001_ C 002_ 0502 .mov
Reel
Camera Letter
Clip Number Date
The PIX 240i will extract the Camera Leter, Reel, and Clip Number from the RED and apply them to
the ile’s CamID, Reel number, and Clip number respectively. See Metadata
Arri File Format
When the Setup Menu option File Storage

File Name Format is set to Arri File Format , the PIX
240i will
generate iles that follow the same naming convention used by Arri Alexa cameras:
B 001 C 001_ 120601 _R1RA.mov
Reel
Clip Index Camera Index
Clip Counter Date Unique Camera ID
The PIX 240i will extract the Unique Camera ID, Reel, and Clip Counter from the Alexa and apply
them to the ile’s CamID, Reel number, and Clip number respectively. See Metadata