Autodesk HP Workstation xw9400 사용자 설명서

Setting Up VTR Emulation

   

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Connect the video I/O cables between the devices involved in the VTR emulation process 
(out-to-in/in-to-out). Make sure the connections support the video standard you want to 
work with. 

If you intend to use the emulator as a Player, it is recommended that you connect one black 
or colour bar SDI signal to the input of the system serving as the VTR emulator. This ensures 
the Player is stable and correctly synced. 

VTR emulation requires an Editing workstation with a video board. The Video keyword 

for the corresponding device must be uncommented in the software initialisation 

configuration file. See the description of the Video keyword in the Configuration File Reference 

Guide for Linux Workstations for your release.

Connect the audio I/O cables between the devices involved in the VTR emulation process 
(out-to-in/in-to-out).

If you intend to use the emulator as a Player, it is recommended that you connect an external 
AES signal such as a tone to the input of the system serving as the VTR emulator. This 
ensures the Player is stable and correctly synced. 

Connect an RS-422 control cable to the serial ports between the devices used in the VTR 

emulation process. Make sure the serial ports correspond to those defined by the Emulator 

keywords in the software initialisation configuration file, init.cfg. See the description of the 

Emulator keyword in the Configuration File Reference Guide for Linux Workstations for your 

release.

The RS-422 cables for VTR emulation require custom pinouts. See 

Make sure the appropriate video and audio sync setup is in place.

Custom cables are required to control the VTR emulator. The pinouts required by the cable 
depend on the workstation and device involved in the VTR emulation process. The following 
diagrams depict the control cable pinouts required for the most common VTR emulation 
setups.