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exactly updated the next time the telecine achieves locked play
speed. The default value for the window is 30 frames.
JAM ALWAYS is the preferred mode for most circumstances where KeyKode
is being used.
In JAM ALWAYS mode, if you shuttle across a splice to a marked frame there
maybe a small discrepancy between picture & numbers. To eliminate this,
put the telecine in PLAY for a few seconds.
3.4.2
Selecting how the KeyKode Prefix is Displayed in the VCG
KEYINFO Is used to select the way in which the KeyKode numbers will be
displayed in the character inserter.
Select INFO OFF when using non-KeyKoded stock and you
wish to blank the prefix part of the KeyKode display.
character generator will show only the footage and frames.
Select INFO ON to display the entire KeyKode number.
When using an external barcode reader it is important to know if
the edge numbers being displayed in the 4025 are being
updated from the barcodes, or only from the telecine bi-phase.
With INFO CHECK the 4025 will change the font of the Key info
part of the film edge number window when 4025 detects that the
barcode information is missing, and the edge numbers are
being updated only by the telecine bi-phase.
character size, the Key Info part of the edge number will be
shown in inverse video.
Barcode missing is detected when no barcode information has
been received for greater than the number of feet set in the
CHECK DELAY parameter of the Toolbox menu, or KK JAM is
set to NEVER. (See section 3.7.3 for information on setting the
CHECK DELAY window.)
It is highly recommended to use INFO CHECK, so that KeyKode reading
problems can be identified and corrected immediately.
3.4.3
Selecting the Film Gauge
FILM TYPE Is used to select the film stock gauge and the number of film
frames per key number.
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