Blackmagic Design CINEURSAMWC6KG2 User Manual

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For projects that don’t require the highest resolution Blackmagic RAW files, or for when long

recording durations are needed, using SD cards can be very economical. Lower capacity and

lower speed SD cards can also be used for storing and loading LUTs and Presets.

Inserting an SD Card

To insert an SD Card.

1 Open the fold out monitor to access the SD card slots. These are the smaller slots

located between the CFast slots.

2 Set the storage media toggle switch above the slots to ‘SD’.

3 With the label on the SD card facing away from the touchscreen, insert the card until

you feel it lock into place. To remove an SD card, push the SD card in to eject it.

4 The storage indicator at the bottom of the LCD touchscreen will show the name and

record time remaining of detected cards.

When recording to SD cards on URSA Broadcast G2 make sure

the storage media selection switch is set to ‘SD’

Choosing a fast SD Card

If you are recording Ultra HD, then we recommend using the fastest high speed UHS-II type

SDcards available. It’s important to use high speed UHS-II SDcards for Ultra HD and HD

recording, or UHS-1 cards for HD recording. These cards are rated for fast data speeds and

support larger storage sizes. Generally the faster the cards, thebetter.

Before using your cards, you will need to format them to either HFS+ or exFAT formats. You can

format your media with the storage manager or your computer. For more information, see the

‘preparing media for recording’ section.

If you want to, you can format your cards using a Mac or Windows computer. When using your

media on Mac, you can use HFS+ which is the Mac disk format. If you are using Windows then

you should use exFAT format, which is the Windows disk format that Mac computers can

Blackmagic Design CINEURSAMWC6KG2 URSA Broadcast G2 Camera