Mirror File Type Page; Page Notes; Page Level Shortcuts; File Type Buttons - Zaxcom Deva 16 User Manual

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Mirror File Type page

Page purpose:
How to get here:
(MENU key  My Deva button  Mirror Drive button  File Type button)

Page Notes

None

Page Level Shortcuts

None

File Type buttons

Select the file type to be written to the mirrored device:
Wav Mono button
Wav Poly button
Wav Mono F button – This format is a custom format to ensure recorded audio will playback correctly on
Wav Poly F button
NOTE: The Wav Poly F mode always stamps the WAV file at 48000 Hz even if the file was recorded at
ZAX File button

Pull Up / Down buttons

Select one of these only if the timecode on the mirrored files needs to be pulled up or down:
Timecode stamp pull up button
Timecode stamp pull down button – Pulls down timecode on mirrored audio. This option is used in
Default setting: neither selected
This page maintains the file format to be used for the audio files copied to the Mirror Drive.
– (BWF-M) This creates a separate WAV file for each track recorded. When using this
option with UDF formatted DVD-RAM discs, the files and discs may not be readable on
Mac OS computers.
– (BWF-P) This creates a single file containing all of the tracks recorded for a given Take.
Fostex DV40 equipment.
– This creates a single file containing all of the tracks recorded for a given Take with the
custom changes necessary to playback correctly on a Fostex DV40.
48048 Hz. Selecting this mode when recording at 48000 Hz has no effect.
– This format is a custom non-lossy format. Creates .ZAX files, which require the use
of Zaxcom's ZAX File Utility to convert to standard broadcast wave or MP3 files.

Figure 3-62 Mirror File Type page

– Pulls up timecode on mirrored audio. This option is used in conjunction
with the file type.
conjunction with the file type.
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