Selecting The Maximum Footage Count - evertz 4025TR Instruction Manual

Film footage encoder
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OPERATION
Select GENERIC if you want to use standard BCD encoding which can be
read by most readers. (See section 3.9.1 for a discussion on how timecode
readers built in to VTR's handle Film edge numbers.) When Generic style
is used, 6 digits of Edge number information plus frames will be placed into
the user bits in the EDGE modes. Maximum footages of 4, 5 or 6 digits
may be used. Digits that are not used for footage numbers are utilized for
the prefix number.
Select EVERTZ if you want to use binary encoding to compress more data
into the available space. When EVERTZ style is used, 7 digits of edge
number information plus frames will be placed into the user bits. Maximum
footages of 4, 5, 6 or 7 digits may be used. Digits that are not used for
footage numbers are utilized for the prefix number. In addition, to the
prefix, footage and frames, three flag bits are encoded into the user bits
that contain the pulldown of the given field.
requires an Evertz Afterburner reader to read and display the data as
decimal digits. (See section 3.4.5 for information about EVERTZ style
encoding.)
Press the SETUP or CLR keys to exit the setup menu, or press the
SELECT key to return to the FILM drop down menu.
GENERIC
(BCD)
MAX'm # DIGITS
4 DIGIT KEY + FRM.
99
5 DIGIT KEY + FRM.
6 DIGIT KEY + FRM.
EVERTZ (Binary)
MAX'm # DIGITS
4 DIGIT KEY + FRM.
999
5 DIGIT KEY + FRM.
99
6 DIGIT KEY + FRM
7 DIGIT KEY + FRM
Figure 3-13: Summary of Edge Number Encoding Styles

3.10.8 Selecting the Maximum Footage Count

Selection of the Edge number format is performed using the setup menu
displayed on the character generator. Press the SETUP key to access the
Setup menu. Using the " & # keys drop down the FILM menu. Use the
$ & % keys to highlight the FILM TYPE menu item and press the SELECT
key to show the EDGE FORMAT sub menu. The currently programmed
edge number encoding scheme is shown in reverse video.
$ & % keys to select the format that matches your film stock. (See Figure
3-13.)
Model 4025TR Film Footage Encoder Manual
PREFIX
COUNT
MAX'm # DIGITS
2
9,999
9
1
99,999
-
0
999,999
PREFIX
COUNT
MAX'm # DIGITS
3
9,999
2
99,999
9
1
999,999
-
0
9,999,999
EVERTZ style encoding
FRAMES
MAX'm # DIGITS
4
39
2
5
39
2
6
39
2
FRAMES
MAX'm # DIGITS
4
39
2
5
39
2
6
39
2
7
39
2
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