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will revert to white. This means HyperDeck can continue to record, because this second disk
has been checked ok and there is space to keep recording.
When more than one media is connected to HyperDeck Studio, the recording will spill from one
disk or drive to the next. This will be shown in the upper right corner of the home screen.
Swapping Disks During Recording
If you want to change the disk you are recording to at any time, and you have a second disk
thathas free space, then simply hold down the record button and the recording will move from
the current disk to the next disk. This is very useful when you want to get that disk out of the
HyperDeck without pausing recording. This can happen during live events when you need to
get an important recording out to another location, but you don’t want to miss anything or
stoprecording.
If the record button flashes during a recording, there may be problems with your media
resulting in dropped frames. This can occur when recording Ultra HD using slower media,
forexample, recording 2160p30 ProRes HQ uses a higher data rate compared to ProRes Proxy,
so your SD cards or SSDs need to be the fastest available. For a list of approved media, refer
the ‘storage media’ section in this manual.
Playback
The transport controls feature buttons commonly found on traditional broadcast decks including
‘record’, ‘rewind’, ‘play’, ‘fast fwd’ and ‘stop’. ‘Skip’ reverse and ‘skip’ forward buttons operate
like previous and next buttons so you can quickly navigate from clip to clip.
Playing Video with HyperDeck
1
Press the ‘play’ button once for instant playback and you’ll see your video on the LCD
and any displays connected to your HyperDeck’s video outputs.
2 To skip to the next clip, press the ‘next clip’ button on the control panel.
3 Press ‘previous clip’ once to go to the start of the current clip or press twice to skip
back to the start of the previous clip.
Press the play button on your HyperDeck’s control panel to play back a clip and press
theforward or reverse skip buttons to restart the current clip or skip to a different one
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Playback
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