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Timecode Standard/Framerate Converter
| Timecode Input any standard | 24, 25(EBU), 30(SMPTE),
DROP FRAME |
| Timecode Output any standard | 24, 25(EBU), 30(SMPTE),
DROP FRAME |
| Input : Output Frame Rate Gearbox | 23.97 : 24 : 24.97
: 25 : 29.97 : 30 |
| Switchable Timecode | Generator
Lock Source Reader, Video |
| RS232 Serial Interface | ASCII
Protocol |
| 6 Preset configurations | Easy Setup for Repeat
Jobs |
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TG-2
AS TG-1 but with RS422 In and Out:
Use with standards converter for making copies or will also slave
PAL video @ 24fps..
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The Timecode Gearbox is used whenever you have to mix code
standards, normally because someone has supplied you with an
Audio or Video and a different standard or Frame rate:-
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Examples
- The M & E track has been supplied with 29.97 fps SMPTE
timecode and you are working with 25 fps EBU timecode.
- You are dubbing the final mix to film at 24 fps and you are
supplied with a dialogue tape recorded to 25fps Video.
The Timecode Gearbox may also be used to change
standard/timecode value without gearbox action.
- You are working with a system that does not recognise Drop
frame code and you need to convert from Drop to Non Drop.
- You have almost finished your Mix and a new video is supplied
with a different timecode. The Synchronizer section of the TG-1
may be used to synchronize any non-linear VTR (V-Mod, V-1, Viper)
or Dynamic scan VTR at a different frame rate.
- You wish to prepare the music tracks for a 24fps film to a
25fps PAL video, you can use the TG-1 to slave the Video to 24fps
so that there is no pitch shift on the final version.
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