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Preferred Card for Recording
Use this setting to select which storage card or drive your URSA Mini will record to first when
both slots are in use. The options are 'card 1,' 'card 2,' and 'fullest card'. When using an SSD the
options will be 'card 1', 'SSD' and 'fullest card'. Picking either 'card 1' or 'card 2,' is a matter of
personal preference, but using either consistently will let you know which card to swap out first
as your storage fills up. 'Fullest card' can help group files chronologically when shooting a
single camera project.
The setting you choose is applied when a CFast card, SD card or SSD is inserted. You can
override this setting at any time by entering the storage manager and setting a different card as
'active.' It's important to note, however, that ejecting and reinserting cards will revert to the
current 'preferred card for recording' setting. When URSA Mini Recorder is connected and an
SSD is loaded, the recorder takes over from URSA Mini's number '2' storage slot.
For more information refer to the 'URSA Mini Recorder' section in this manual.
TIP The 'fullest card' setting is based on the percentage that your storage cards are
filled, rather than their sizes or the amount of data used.
Record RAW on 2 Cards
URSA Mini Pro 12K can record Blackmagic RAW to two cards at the same time. This lets you
record extremely high resolution clips at high frame rates with lower levels of compression.
Insert a pair of CFast or SD Cards and switch on the 'record RAW on 2 cards' option in the
'record' menu. Since this relies on striping across both cards sequentially, the data rate of the
slowest card will be the limiting factor, so you are advised to use two cards of the same or
similar spec. You can also stripe between a CFast card in storage slot 1 and a USB-C disk in
storage slot 2. When you use the 'Record RAW on 2 Cards' option, the speed limit is twice the
data rate of the slowest card in the striped array. Copy the .BRAW and .BRAW2 files from both
memory cards into the same folder on your computer, and DaVinci Resolve will bring them in as
a single, merged clip when you import them into your media pool. If the .BRAW and .BRAW2
files are separated, the clips can play independently at half the frame rate.
Record Settings 3
The third page of the 'record' settings tab contains the following settings.
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