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finaldesign
04-30-2009, 01:53 AM
HELLO EVERBODY:
I want output my video to the tape,how can l conect the scratch system to the VTR . I have read the scratch docmount files ,and conected one SDI cable to VTR ,and a usb-232 also be used to remote VTR.
The SDI signal is all right ,But the remote does not work.
who can tell me why,or tell me the detail to conect the VTR.
Thanks.
Lucas Wilson
04-30-2009, 07:21 AM
HELLO EVERBODY:
I want output my video to the tape,how can l conect the scratch system to the VTR . I have read the scratch docmount files ,and conected one SDI cable to VTR ,and a usb-232 also be used to remote VTR.
The SDI signal is all right ,But the remote does not work.
who can tell me why,or tell me the detail to conect the VTR.
Thanks.
Hi,
It is probably settings in your PConfig file.
This is a question for Support at ASSIMILATE. Please email support and get the answers from ASSIMILATE internally!
Thanks,
Lucas
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ASSIMILATE, inc.
LA, CA, USA
finaldesign
04-30-2009, 04:47 PM
dear lucas :
could you show me your email please? i will send e_mail soon.
Lucas Wilson
04-30-2009, 07:41 PM
dear lucas :
could you show me your email please? i will send e_mail soon.
Hi,
This is not an email for me personally. It is for support. What's your name, and what facility are you with? I'll let support know.
Lucas
Lucas,
Excuse for me interrupting this thread. I have tried emailing you many times over the last few weeks. You told me you were going to connect me with two of your associates in Asia and you would provide me with software. Please reply.
Thank you,
Gary
Lucas. Bump. In case you missed my post today while you answered the top post.
finaldesign
05-07-2009, 09:13 PM
what i do as follows.
1.Connect the SDI daughter card to the graphics card and make
sure the SDI output works properly.
2. Connect the SDI daughter card's SDI output to the SDI input
on your deck and then loop the video via the SDI output on the
deck to a monitor, on which you will see if the SDI video has
been transferred correctly.
3. Plug your USB-232 adaptor into your host computer via the
USB connection, connect it to a 232-422 adaptor, which is
connected to the deck control port on your deck.
4. Modify Scratch's PConfig file by removing the definition
line, changing the value of vcr port to the new COM port number
prompted in the Device Manager and changing the value of dtsrts
from "0" to "1".
5. Enter Scratch's Player and click on CONNECT. At this point,
it will say "no recorder connected, no xxx"