0:09 Sounds like he's slapping a slab of concrete Really cool that even in this day and age where weight is so important, they can still make a camera solid enough to beat the shit out of my AP
Hey there, thanks for your question. It's not possible to display timecode on the status info overlay from the camera, but the timecode is embedded in the metadata of the SDI stream and many monitors are capable of displaying it as an overlay.
Hi Kristi, you can use Codex Capture Drive Reader for offloading the footage to your computer, but we suggest to use an offload software for generate and valildate the checksums. Best is to use macOS.
I’m not gonna lie, this is pretty awesome
0:09 Sounds like he's slapping a slab of concrete Really cool that even in this day and age where weight is so important, they can still make a camera solid enough to beat the shit out of my AP
This video helpful for your arri user.
Thanks arri team.
Can you kindly advice on the type of machine I can use to edit footages from the ARRI. The standard one
Is there a way to get the timecode on the SDI outputs to be checked from videovillage? Can't seem to find it.
Hey there, thanks for your question. It's not possible to display timecode on the status info overlay from the camera, but the timecode is embedded in the metadata of the SDI stream and many monitors are capable of displaying it as an overlay.
How to get the footage out of alexa and to import it to pc. ?
Hi Kristi, you can use Codex Capture Drive Reader for offloading the footage to your computer, but we suggest to use an offload software for generate and valildate the checksums. Best is to use macOS.