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Displays the current software version.
Camera
This setting is helpful when using HyperDeck to record ISO files from multiple cameras and
then editing them on a multicamera timeline in DaVinci Resolve.
Each individual camera id letter will appear in the files' metadata, allowing DaVinci Resolve to
identify each angle easily when using the sync bin feature.
Default Standard
Sometimes the HyperDeck Extreme does not know what video standard you want to use.
This setting will let the HyperDeck know the video standard you want to use most of the time.
A good example is if you have turn on HyperDeck Extreme, it has no video input connected and
you insert a disk with files on it with 2 different video standards. Which video standard should
the HyperDeck play? The default video standard will give it an indication which video standard
you prefer and it will switch to that format and play those files.
The default video standard is also useful when you first turn on a HyperDeck, and it has no
video input and no media disk inserted. In this case, HyperDeck Extreme does not know which
video standard to use for the monitoring output. The default video standard will guide it on
what to do.
However, the default video standard is only a guide. It won't override anything. So if you had a
media disk with only 1 type of video file on it and you press play, HyperDeck Extreme will switch
to that video standard and play. It will ignore the default video standard because it's obvious
you just want to play the files on the disk.
It's a similar situation with recording. If you press record, the HyperDeck will just record
whatever video standard is connected to the video input. Plus, once you have done the
recording, the HyperDeck Extreme will playback the same video standard files on the disk,
even if there are other files on the disk that match the default video standard. It's assumed you
want to playback the same video standard as you just recorded. If you unplug the media disk
and plug it back in again, only then will the default video standard be used to choose which
type of files to play back.
The default video standard is only a guide to help HyperDeck Extreme make decisions
about what to do when it's not sure. It's not an override that forces the deck to behave in any
specific way.
Setup Page 2
Set your timecode settings on the second setup page
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