How to fix AJA PCI Card disk RAID if it cannot keep up?
If your AJA PCI Card disk RAID cannot keep up, resulting in dropped frames, ensure the disk system is providing at least 50 MB/second sustained transfer rate.
How to fix AJA Video Card dropped frames due to Disk RAID?
If your AJA Video Card is experiencing dropped frames because the Disk RAID cannot keep up, ensure the disk system is providing at least 50 MB/ second sustained transfer rate.
What to do if AJA Video Card drops frames during record?
If you're getting dropped frames during recording with your AJA Video Card, it might be due to the RAID not sustaining the data rate or virus checking software running in the background. Try disabling any virus checking software. Also, ensure that the scratch drive is correctly set to the RAID.
Why is video frozen during playback on my AJA KONA LHe Plus Video Card?
If the video in the canvas stays frozen during playback on your AJA Video Card, it could be because the sequence setting does not match the 'playback output setting'. Alternatively, the Canvas/Viewer zoom setting may exceed the fit-to-window setting. Change to 'Fit-to-Window'.
Why is the video output black on my AJA KONA LHe Plus?
A black video output on your AJA Video Card can occur if the external video is set to 'No Frames' (View -> External Video) or if the 'Playback output setting' found at FCP Audio Video Settings -> AV Output is set to 'none' or to a non-KONA 3 device.
What to do if AJA PCI Card has dropped frames during record?
If you are experiencing dropped frames during record with your AJA PCI Card, one potential cause is virus checking software running in the background. Try disabling it to resolve the issue. Another potential cause is that the scratch drive is not set to the RAID.
What does the red render bar mean on AJA Computer Hardware?
If a red render bar appears when placing a clip on a sequence in your AJA Computer Hardware, it indicates that the sequence setting does not match the clip setting.
How to reset Final Cut Pro configuration on AJA Computer Hardware?
To reset Final Cut Pro to its factory default state on your AJA Computer Hardware, locate the 'Final Cut Pro Preferences' file (Macintosh HD/users/username/library/preferences/final cut user data), drag it to the Trash Can, and restart Final Cut Pro. This will allow you to re-enter your desired KONA 3 input format and system scratch disk.
Why AJA PCI Card disk RAID cannot keep up?
If your AJA PCI Card disk RAID cannot keep up (e.g., dropped frames), ensure the disk system is providing at least 50 MB/ second sustained transfer rate.
What to do if AJA PCI Card is dropping frames during playback?
If your AJA PCI Card is dropping frames during playback, it could be due to several reasons. One reason could be that virus checking software is running in the background; if so, disable it. Other potential causes include: * The Canvas/Viewer zoom setting exceeds the fit-to-window setting: Change to 'Fit-to-Window.' * RAID cannot sustain the data rate of the clip/ sequence. * The sequence setting does not match the 'playback output setting' found at FCP Audio/ Video Settings -> AV Output. * Scratch drive not set to the RAID.
General| Category | Video Card |
|---|---|
| Audio I/O | 16 channels |
| Maximum Frame Rate | 60 fps |
| Power Consumption | 25W |
| Video Input | HDMI, SDI, Component, Composite, S-Video |
| Video Output | HDMI, SDI, Component, Composite, S-Video |
| Audio Input | Embedded audio, Analog audio |
| Audio Output | Embedded audio, Analog audio |
| Supported Formats | SD, HD, 2K |
| PCIe Interface | PCIe 2.0 |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Form Factor | Full-height, half-length |
Lists registered and unregistered trademarks of AJA Video Systems and other entities.
Outlines copyright information and usage restrictions for the manual.
Provides contact methods for AJA support and sales.
Introduces the AJA KONA series and the manual's scope.
Lists the specific KONA models detailed in the manual.
Describes AJA's software package including drivers and control panel.
Discusses disk storage requirements for real-time uncompressed media.
Details the features of KONA 4 and 3G cards, including Video I/O.
Lists video input/output capabilities for KONA LHe Plus.
Describes hardware-based down-conversion for KONA LHe Plus.
Details analog and digital audio I/O for KONA LHe Plus.
Lists video input/output capabilities for KONA LHi.
Describes hardware-based down-conversion for KONA LHi.
Details analog and digital audio I/O for KONA LHi.
Describes breakout cable connectors for KONA LHi and LHe Plus.
Details the KONA KL-Box breakout box for LHe Plus models.
Describes SDI and HDMI connectors for LHe Plus/LHi.
Provides a summary of the KONA card installation and setup steps.
Describes the AJA System Test utility for performance evaluation.
Lists the items included in the KONA shipment.
Details the specific cables provided with KONA 4 or 3G.
Instructions for downloading and installing AJA KONA software from the website.
Guides on using KONA with third-party video/audio applications.
Lists supported file formats for recording with KONA.
Introduces the AJA Control Panel software for configuring KONA hardware.
Explains the visual representation of signal flow and processing in the Control Panel.
Describes saving and recalling custom Control Panel configurations as presets.
Details how user and administrator preferences are managed.
Explains the Control screen for managing KONA's video output and timing.
Describes routing selected input video through the card for processing or output.
Allows outputting preset test patterns or custom graphics when no application is active.
Covers Genlock synchronization and output timing adjustments.
Explains settings for primary and secondary video formats and conversion.
Details video and audio input selection and mapping.
Configures HDMI output protocol, color space, and audio channels.
Sets primary/secondary formats and color levels for analog output.
Adjusts analog black level and progressive format settings.
Configures audio gain and delay settings.
Manages software-based pulldown and conversion settings for Mac.
Steps for creating and uploading custom Look-Up Tables (LUTs).
Details the format required for custom LUT text files.
Selects timecode streams for applications and monitoring.
Configures timecode burn-in and offset for video output.
Explains how to copy and use presets on different workstations.
Discusses 4K mode operations, including Quadrant mode.
Explains how KONA 4/3G handles 4K video in quadrant transport mode.
Details configuring SDI connectors for 4K input/output in capture applications.
Notes that the Downstream Keyer is not available in 4K Mode.
Instructions for switching between Standard and 4K firmware modes.
Explains how to use multiple AJA products with the Control Panel application.
Compares the quality and characteristics of 8-bit and 10-bit video.
Provides a structured approach to diagnosing and resolving issues.
Offers guidance on contacting AJA support for assistance.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the KONA 4 card.
Details FCC compliance statements and warnings for Class B digital devices.
Lists conformance standards met by the equipment, including EMC directives.
KCC compliance statement for broadcasting equipment.
BSMI CNS 13438 compliance statement.
VCCI compliance statement for radio/television receivers.
Presents general warnings and instructions for safe operation.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.
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