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Matching the Media Station|PT
Project Type to Pro Tools Time
Code Rate, Clock Reference, and
Video Ref Format
Project Type to Pro Tools Time
Code Rate, Clock Reference, and
Video Ref Format
This section explains how to match the
Media Station|PT Project Type to the Pro Tools
Time Code Rate, Clock Reference, and Video
Format (described in Table 1 on page 117).
Media Station|PT Project Type to the Pro Tools
Time Code Rate, Clock Reference, and Video
Format (described in Table 1 on page 117).
To ensure that your video satellite system will play
back or capture using the proper settings:
back or capture using the proper settings:
1
In Media Station|PT, click the Format tab in
the Project window.
2
Select the desired setting from the Project
Type pop-up menu.
3
In Pro Tools, choose Setups > Session.
4
Select a time code setting from the Time Code
Rate pop-up menu that is compatible to
Media Station|PT Project Type setting.
Media Station|PT Project Type setting.
5
Select a compatible clock reference from the
Clock Reference pop-up menu. When using a
video satellite system, the SYNC HD or
SYNC I/O must be locked to Video Reference
(SD) or Video Reference (HD) at all times.
video satellite system, the SYNC HD or
SYNC I/O must be locked to Video Reference
(SD) or Video Reference (HD) at all times.
6
Select a compatible video format from the
Video Ref Format pop-up menu.
Matching Audio Pull-Up and Edit
Play Rate
Play Rate
By default, Media Station|PT plays back se-
quences at the frame rate specified in the name
of the project type. For example, a 25i PAL
project plays at 25 fps. The notable exception is
30i NTSC, which actually plays at 29.97 fps.
quences at the frame rate specified in the name
of the project type. For example, a 25i PAL
project plays at 25 fps. The notable exception is
30i NTSC, which actually plays at 29.97 fps.
When working with 23.976, 24p NTSC, 24p
PAL, and 25p PAL projects, you can change the
playback rate (known as the Edit Play Rate) with-
out affecting other properties in order to slow
down or speed up playback slightly. This is the
video equivalent of the audio pull-up/down set-
ting in Pro Tools.
PAL, and 25p PAL projects, you can change the
playback rate (known as the Edit Play Rate) with-
out affecting other properties in order to slow
down or speed up playback slightly. This is the
video equivalent of the audio pull-up/down set-
ting in Pro Tools.
To change the Edit Play Rate:
1
In the Settings tab of the Project window,
open the Film and 24P setting.
2
Select an Edit Play Rate matching your config-
In most cases, changing the
Media Station|PT project type is not advis-
able and may not be possible. You should
change the Pro Tools Time Code Rate un-
less you are creating an SD down-convert
from an HD project. See “Transcoding HD
Sequences” on page 66.
Media Station|PT project type is not advis-
able and may not be possible. You should
change the Pro Tools Time Code Rate un-
less you are creating an SD down-convert
from an HD project. See “Transcoding HD
Sequences” on page 66.
The Project Type setting is also determined
when creating a new project in
Media Station|PT.
when creating a new project in
Media Station|PT.
Film and 24P Setting dialog