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MEDIA menus
Media Menu
Parameters
12.1 MEDIA STATE
Ki Pro Rack Installation and Operation Manual — MEDIA menus
As the name implies, the MEDIA menus display choices related to media storage, the
type of encoding, and how Ki Pro behaves when recording and playing back. There are
also menus for naming reels, clips and takes.
12.1 Media State
This parameter applies to using the Ki Pro to transfer data. For normal video operation,
select Record-Play. For data transfer using an Ethernet LAN, choose Data-LAN.
Record-Play (default)
Data-LAN*
*See "Data-LAN Considerations" on page
If the state is designated as Data, the Transport functions are locked; in other words,
media cannot be recorded or played back as video. You can still access MEDIA menu
parameters, however, so you can reset the parameter. If the you attempt to playback or
record while in the Data mode, a "CHANGE MEDIA STATE" prompt alerts you that you
cannot use the transport functions. Additionally, the front panel UI states that the unit
is in a "DATA MEDIA STATE" in an obvious way as opposed to presenting the typical clip,
reel, timecode, etc. usually seen on the front panel.
After you select the Data state, you can connect the Ki Pro to a host computer via the
Ethernet connection. When using Data-FW, the Ki Pro mounts the selected volume,
designated by the lit LED. In other words, if the Storage Module is selected on the Ki
Pro, that is the volume mounted by the host operating system.
The Data Media State allows valid media to be copied to or from the Ki Pro. These are
the valid media files that can be copied to Ki Pro:
•
QuickTime files that are full raster (720x486, 720x576, 1280x720 or 1920x1080)
•
QuickTime files that are encoded as:
Apple ProRes 422
Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy)
Apple ProRes 422 (LT)
Apple ProRes422 (HQ)
Avid DNxHD 220x
Avid DNxHD 145
Avid DNxHD 36
(Support for SD video is not provided by Avid DNxHD, and DNxHD 36 only provides
support for the 1080p format)
Files must be Ki Pro supported frame rates and must use 24-bit 48kHz audio (2 or 8
channel), if audio is included. Files copied to Ki Pro that do not meet these criteria may
not appear in the web UI or front panel UI when you review clips.
The DATA MEDIA STATE does not survive reboots or power cycles of the device. After
such an event, this parameter returns to the default Record-Play mode.
Data-LAN Considerations
When the Ki Pro Media State, Data-LAN is used, only the web UI for control and
configuration of the Ki Pro may be used for data transfer. The web UI will present
"Upload+" and "Download+" buttons in the All Clips portion of the UI. If the Data -LAN
state is not active, these buttons do not appear in the web UI.
Use media to record and play video.
LAN data may be uploaded/downloaded from the Ki Pro.
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