Specifications

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Known issues
• When using Matrox RS-422 device control, the capture does not stop at the
end of your tape when using the
Ta pe feature in the Capture panel. To avoid
capturing past the end of your tape, use the
In/Out capture feature instead
and set In and Out points for your capture. (Ref# VPG-3550)
• The Panasonic AJ-HD1200A does not have auto edit capabilities and will
not be frame accurate when using Matrox RS-422 device control. (Ref#
VPG-3812)
• When using Matrox RS-422 device control to record a 1080p @ 23.98 fps
sequence to an NTSC deck, the deck may not start recording if you set the
time base for the Matrox RS-422 device control settings to 30 fps. If this
happens, change the time base to 24 fps and perform the export to tape again.
(Ref# 56656)
• When using Matrox RS-422 device control to capture a clip with set In and
Out points, if you press
ESC to stop the VTR while seeking to the In point,
the VTR won’t stop immediately, but will stop once it reaches the In point.
(Ref# 54144)
• When capturing the HDMI video input from a laptop, make sure that the
refresh rate of your source video is compatible with the frame rate to which
you are capturing. For example, to capture to video formats that have a frame
rate of 29.97 or 59.94, the refresh rate (display resolution) of your input
video must be 60 Hz. To capture to video formats that have a frame rate of
25 or 50, your input video’s refresh rate must be 50 Hz. (Ref# 54485)
• If you experience issues when exporting a clip that has an empty audio track
from an Adobe Premiere Pro sequence or using the clip with another Adobe
program via Dynamic Link, do the following:
1 In the \Media Cache Files folder for your project, delete the .cfa and .pek
files for the clip that has the empty audio track.
2 Restart Premiere Pro and open your project again. (Ref# 53291)
• If you cancel a capture to a Matrox .m2v file, the captured .m2v file will be
deleted, but any associated .wav files won’t be deleted. You’ll need to delete
the .wav files manually. (Ref# 51124)
• When you select 24-bit as your
Capture Format on the Audio Capture
Settings
page for a Matrox .m2v capture, your audio files are captured in
24-bit format, but Premiere Pro will display the properties of the audio files
as 32-bit. (Ref# 51147)
• To avoid problems when capturing clips, rendering previews, or exporting
your sequence to disk, make sure that the total length of your Premiere Pro
project’s folder path name and file name is not longer than 128 characters.
(Ref# 49841).