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Identifies and describes the various audio and video input/output ports on the device.
Checks the Record button status to confirm proper hardware and software operation.
Lists compatible devices like cameras, VCRs, DVD players and set-top boxes.
Allows users to cut off unwanted parts of the video picture before recording.
Sets options like file splitting by time/size, auto-stop, and iTunes library export.
Lists applications like QuickTime, VLC, and iTunes for playing recorded videos.
Ensures audio is heard when the Video Recorder software is in the background.
Addresses horizontal tearing lines in video playback caused by interlaced fields.
Diagnoses issues when the Record button remains gray, indicating no connection.
Addresses jerky video previews on slower computers during the recording process.
Explains how to remove color artifacts from black and white video recordings.
Explains compatibility and settings for recording from HD video sources.
Informs about the 12-hour segmentation of recordings due to QuickTime limitations.
Clarifies that only the official software works for recording, not third-party apps.
Outlines methods for obtaining support: website, reseller, and email.
Identifies and describes the various audio and video input/output ports on the device.
Checks the Record button status to confirm proper hardware and software operation.
Lists compatible devices like cameras, VCRs, DVD players and set-top boxes.
Allows users to cut off unwanted parts of the video picture before recording.
Sets options like file splitting by time/size, auto-stop, and iTunes library export.
Lists applications like QuickTime, VLC, and iTunes for playing recorded videos.
Ensures audio is heard when the Video Recorder software is in the background.
Addresses horizontal tearing lines in video playback caused by interlaced fields.
Diagnoses issues when the Record button remains gray, indicating no connection.
Addresses jerky video previews on slower computers during the recording process.
Explains how to remove color artifacts from black and white video recordings.
Explains compatibility and settings for recording from HD video sources.
Informs about the 12-hour segmentation of recordings due to QuickTime limitations.
Clarifies that only the official software works for recording, not third-party apps.
Outlines methods for obtaining support: website, reseller, and email.
General| Connections | HDMI, SDI |
|---|---|
| Standards | HDMI Compliance: HDMI 1.3. |
| Software | Blackmagic Media Express |
| Operating Systems | Windows, macOS |
| Weight | 500g |
| Supported Resolutions | 720p |
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