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Options—Output
4 October 2010
Setting
Options
720 x 608
Audio
16-Bit
Format
PCM
24-Bit
PCM
Apply Clean Aperture
Cropping
Show All 720p Frames in
Timecode Displays
Allow Non-Admin Users
to Change Audio/Video
Settings
The tab includes con guration for optional analog video connections from the optional
Breakout Box (BOB) and system aspect ratio setting.
Aurora Edit Application Con guration
Description
Select for PAL systems using MPEG2 compression.
The Aurora Edit application bit depth may be set for 16- or
24-bit . Both 16- and 24-bit audio can be mixed and matched
in the same Timeline. Records will take on the bit depth of the
con gured setting, but media imports will preserve the current
depth of the source media. Sending will atten audio to the bit
depth of the sequence.
By default, Aurora Edit automatically trims a small amount of
video around the edges of a frame to ensure a clean image.
This setting is on by default. Leave this option selected for SD
video; setting is optional for HD video.
When using the 720p video format, select this checkbox to
display all timecode in Aurora Edit as 60/50 frames per second.
When unselected, timecode displays in the standard 30/25
frames per second format. This setting is off by default.
Select this checkbox to allow all users to change audio or video
settings. This option is off by default.
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