Encode Mode; Encode Type; Play Media; Loop Play - AJA KiProRack Installation And Operation Manual

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14.0

ENCODE MODE

14.1

ENCODE TYPE

14.1
ENCODE TYPE

15.1 PLAY MEDIA

15.2 LOOP PLAY

14.0 ENCODE MODE
This parameter determines whether the Ki Pro will encode Apple ProRes 422 or Avid
DNxHD QuickTime files.
ProRes (default)
DNxHD
Note: After selecting the desired encoding mode, a reboot is required to switch to the new
encoding mode. To accomplish the reboot, hold down the ADJUST up button for 2
seconds as instructed by the display.
14.1 ENCODE TYPE
This parameter defines the Apple ProRes encoding method if ProRes has been
selected as the encoding mode.
ProRes 422 (default)
ProRes 422HQ
ProRes 422LT
ProRes 422PX
Or the following appears if 14.0 Encode Mode has been set to DNxHD. (These
selections are valid only if an HD source is used—1080p for DNxHD 36.)
DNxHD 220x (default)
DNxHD 145
DNxHD 36
Note: Note: Unlike Apple ProRes 422, Avid DNxHD encoding does not provide support for
standard definition video. If standard definition video is input and an Avid DNxHD
encode type has been selected, a warning prompt will appear: "WARNING Change
Encode Input not HD. "
15.1 PLAY MEDIA
This parameter determines behavior during playback.
One (default)
All
Playlist
15.2 LOOP PLAY
This parameter turns looped playback on and off.
OFF (default)
ON
Encoder will produce Apple ProRes 422 files.
Encoder will produce Avid DNxHD files.
Record media as Apple ProRes 422 files.
Record media as Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) files.
Record media as Apple ProRes 422 (LT) files.
Record media as Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy) files.
Record media as Avid DNxHD 220x files.
Record media as Avid DNxHD 145 files.
Record media as Avid DNxHD 36 files.
Plays one clip and then stops playback
All/Playlist—Plays the current clip and then continues
playing the next clip on the Ki Pro media or the playlist.
Note that with this setting, Ki Pro will play clips back
regardless of format or framerate, but you may notice the
video monitor reset for format/framerate changes. If all
clips are the same format and framerate or conversion is
applied to the output for clips with the same Hz, then clips
play out smoothly one after another.
Play clip(s) and then stop playback when complete
Play clip(s) and then loop back and repeat playback