Car Video System User Manual

Chapter 1: Introduction 3
• DV25p 420: DV25 progressive scan at 4:2:0
sampling (for PAL 25p and PAL 24p
projects)
• All standard-definition Avid Multi-Cam
Resolution files
• The following video resolutions created with
the Avid DV, JFIF or MXF video codecs:
• 1:1 (Uncompressed JFIF/MXF)
•DV50
• DV25 4:1:1
• DV25 4:2:0
• DV25P 4:1:1
• DV25P 4:2:0
• 15:1s 4:2:2
• 14:1P 4:2:2
• 28:1P 4:2:2
• 35:1P 4:2:2
For detailed information on supported
resolutions and frame rates, see Avid
Media Station|PT online help or visit the Avid
website (www.avid.com).
To launch online help:
• Choose Help > Online Help (Windows) or
Help > Avid Media Station|PT Help (Mac).
Supported Frame Rates and Avid
Project Types
Media Station|PT supports the import, capture,
and playback of video at the following rates:
• 23.976p NTSC
•24p NTSC
•30i NTSC
•24p PAL
•25p PAL
•25i PAL
• 720p/23.976
• 720p/29.97 HDV
•720p/50
•720p/59.94
• 1080p/23.976
• 1080p/24
• 1080p/25
• 1080i/50
• 1080i/50 HDV
• 1080i/59.94
• 1080i/59.94 HDV
HD projects that are interlaced have an ac-
tual frame rate that is half that implied by
the format description. For example, a
1080i/50 project has a frame rate of 25 fps,
so an AAF sequence destined for this project
should be exported from Pro Tools at 25 fps.
In a progressive HD project, the true frame
rate is implied in the project name. For ex-
ample, a 720p/59.94 project has a frame
rate of 59.94 fps, so an AAF sequence des-
tined for this project should be exported from
Pro Tools at 59.94 fps.