Blackmagicdesign HyperDeck Installation And Operation Manual page 7

If you want to record using a different codec, you can choose from a variety of codecs using the
control panel LCD menu or the HyperDeck Setup utility software. See the 'control panel display
menu' section, or 'Blackmagic HyperDeck Setup/selecting your video format' section for more
information.
3 Press the 'record' button to start recording instantly. A looping red light on the SSD slot
indicates the SSD is recording.
4 Press the 'stop' button to finish your recording.
On HyperDecks with SSD slots, the slot indicator will illuminate red to show the unit is recording
TIP If HyperDeck records from a video source that contains closed caption data, the
QuickTime or MXF movie will be recorded as well as a separate .MCC file containing
the closed caption data.
Recording using Dual Media Slots
When there is less than 3 minutes of record time remaining on your SD card or SSD, the
timecode counter on your HyperDeck's LCD will turn red and the 'stop' button will flash slowly.
This also means there is no second disk with space that recording can continue onto. In this
case, you simply need to insert a disk with space so recording can continue. Once you insert a
blank disk into the slot that's not being used for recording, the slow flashing will stop and this
means HyperDeck can continue to record, because this second disk has been checked ok and
there is space to keep recording.
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If you have less than three minutes
of recording time left on your current
disk and no formatted media in your
HyperDeck's second slot, the timecode
indicator will turn red indicating your
recording is about to stop.
DISP
SET
DISP
SET
SSD
2
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If there is space on a formatted
disk in the second slot, HyperDeck
will display an icon in the top right
corner to indicate that recording will
automatically switch over
once the current disk is full.
INPUT REM
JOG
SSD
2
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INPUT REM
JOG
1 2
SSD 2
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