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Format
When in playback mode, the ‘format’ icon will display the current clips resolution and frame rate.
If you are in ‘record’ mode, it will display the resolution and frame rate of the current source
selected. If ‘no signal’ appears, it means a valid signal is not detected.
Timecode
A large timecode view at the top displays either SMPTE timecode or a timeline time counter.
Simply toggle between the two by tapping anywhere on the timecode icon.
SMPTE timecode mode is indicated by a ‘tc’ icon to the right.
The time counter displays the timeline timecode.
The timecode display will appear red while the unit is recording in both
timecode and timecounter modes.
If you don’t have a valid timecode source, the timecode for each
recording will begin at 00:00:00:00.
The timecode view display SMPTE timecode or time counter.
Source
The source icon displays the current source input you have selected on the HyperDeck
Extreme 8K HDR. Tap on the source icon to open the record menu where you can select from
SDI, HDMI, Component and Composite.
Cache
If you are using the optional cache feature, you can see at a quick glance the storage remaining
and status of the cache by looking at the cache icon. When a M.2 PCIe NVMe disk in installed
and formatted, the cache icon will display willdisplay the remaining space on the drive. When a
valid video signal is detected, the remaining space will be displayed in hours:minutes:seconds
based on the current format and your selected codec. When no valid signal is detected, the
remaining space available will be listed in TB or GBs.
If there is no SSD installed, the icon will display ‘no cache’. For more details on using the
optional cache feature, see the ‘Using the Optional Internal Cache’ section later in this manual.
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