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General| Resolution | 1920 x 1200 |
|---|---|
| Input Formats | HDMI, SDI |
| Output Formats | HDMI, SDI |
| Recording Formats | Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD, CinemaDNG |
| Recording Codecs | CinemaDNG |
| Storage Media | 2.5" SSD |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Monitoring Features | Waveform, Vectorscope, Histogram, Focus Assist |
Details on the Odyssey7Q's professional monitoring capabilities, including its OLED panel and analysis tools.
Covers the Odyssey7Q's high-capacity recording features, supported formats, and RAW options.
Highlights the Odyssey7Q's versatile power, light weight, small size, and dual SSD architecture.
Explains the Odyssey7Q's mounting options, including threaded sockets and their specifications.
Details the HD video and multi-stream HD monitoring capabilities included with the Odyssey7Q.
Information on optional recording features like ARRIRAW, CANON RAW, and SONY FS700 RAW.
Explains how to purchase and activate rental recording options for the Odyssey7Q.
Details the terms and conditions for renting recording options, including duration and activation.
Specifies the requirement for Convergent Design Premium SSDs for recording and firmware updates.
Details the connector ports located on the bottom side of the Odyssey7Q unit.
Describes the two Solid State Drive (SSD) slots located on the top of the Odyssey7Q.
Identifies components and features on the left side of the Odyssey7Q.
Details the USB, HDMI OUT, and RMT ports on the right side of the Odyssey7Q.
Explains the Odyssey7Q's mounting points, including threaded sockets and their depth limits.
Guide to registering and activating the Odyssey7Q unit after purchase.
Steps for powering on and initializing the Odyssey7Q, including checking for SSD detection.
Overview of the Odyssey7Q's touchscreen interface, controls, and navigation.
Introduction to the Odyssey7Q's menu structure and touchscreen interface.
Explains the preferred and alternative methods for safely powering down the Odyssey7Q.
Details SSD media usage, including spanning between drives and high data rate requirements.
Provides guidance on handling power loss during recording and its impact on the unit and files.
Instructions on safely ejecting SSDs and downloading media using standard interfaces.
Introduces Convergent Design's utility programs for managing recorded files, including unpacking and merging.
Discusses SSD read rates, transfer processes, and recommended RAID configurations for optimal performance.
Information on NLE compatibility and software support for files recorded by the Odyssey7Q.
Illustrates the typical file structure of recordings made with the Odyssey7Q.
Details DPX sequence recording, including bit depth, format, and compatibility with post-production tools.
Describes Apple ProRes 422 HQ recording, its benefits, and data rates.
Covers Sony FS700 RAW recording in Cinema DNG format, including metadata and audio details.
Guidance on handling FS700 RAW files, including color correction and specific software settings.
Step-by-step instructions for loading and applying 3D LUTs within DaVinci Resolve.
Configuration settings for importing FS700 footage into Final Cut Pro X.
Details Canon C500 4K RAW recording, including file format, metadata, and audio specifications.
Covers ARRI Alexa ARRIRAW recording, including file format, metadata, and audio details.
Displays critical specs like voltage, power draw, and processor temperature.
Outlines temperature thresholds and the unit's operational protection measures.
Details voltage levels that trigger warnings and affect operation or recording.
Shows current video input signal type and detailed information on inputs/outputs.
Displays current recording format and details on recording type and frame rates.
Indicates recording mode status (ready, no signal, recording) and functions as a record start/stop trigger.
Shows available record time on SSD1 and detailed status information.
Prompts confirmation for safely ejecting SSDs to properly close files.
Shows available record time on SSD2 and detailed status information.
Toggles between recording and playback modes, affecting the upper and lower toolbars.
Displays and allows adjustment of clip metadata, including name, reel, scene, and take.
Shows timecode start and elapsed time of the last recorded take.
Displays left and right audio levels and provides access to the Audio Meters menu.
Describes the different toolbar selections available in Playback mode.
Displays a list of recorded files for playback selection and continuous looping.
Shows current SDI output settings and allows access to change them.
Details the lower toolbar elements in playback mode, including deck controls and scrub bar.
Toggles between playback controls and image analysis controls.
Explains the deck-style controls for navigating and playing recorded files.
Describes the scrub bar for fine-tuned navigation within a video file.
Controls for adjusting OLED monitor settings like brightness, contrast, and color gamut.
Activates and configures frame guides for composition and aspect ratio monitoring.
Information on Look Up Tables for monitoring flat LOG video signals and adjusting exposure/contrast.
Details the Focus Assist feature, including its styles and sensitivity adjustments for sharp edge highlighting.
Explains the Pixel Zoom feature for enlarging sections of the image and its coordinate memory.
Displays the current timecode counter in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.
Covers False Color settings for exposure reference, showing brightness portions with different colors.
Describes the Zebra stripe feature for indicating overexposed areas of the image.
Explains the Waveform monitor for measuring image brightness and exposure references.
Details the Histogram for analyzing image brightness distribution across a horizontal plane.
Allows hiding of controls, displays, or making the video image black for focused viewing.
Process for registering and activating the Odyssey7Q and its recording options.
Details SSD formatting, recovery options, and important notes regarding SSD usage.
Displays firmware version, serial number, warranty status, and activated options.
Configures recording format based on incoming video signal type and camera protocols.
Sets the Odyssey7Q to recognize standard HD video signals from various camera manufacturers.
Configures recording triggers from the camera or timecode for seamless recording initiation.
Allows custom naming conventions for recorded clips, increasing sequentially.
Sets the project frame rate for recording onto SSDs, aligning with source or a specific rate.
Details DC power input range and available Convergent Design power cables.
Lists rear plates for mounting various manufacturers' camcorder batteries and Teradek Bolt receivers.
A flexible sunshade that attaches to the Odyssey7/7Q for reduced glare.
An aluminum stand that attaches to the Odyssey7/7Q for stable viewing and mounting.
Protective case with custom foam insert for the Odyssey7/7Q and accessories.
Flexible and lightweight 3G SDI cable for camera-mounted installations.
Lower cost alternative SSD for firmware updates and other utility functions.
Adapter for connecting Odyssey SSDs to computers via USB 3.0 for file downloading.
Rack mount kit accepting one or two Odyssey7/7Q units for easy viewing and connectivity.
Protective clear shields for the Odyssey7 and Odyssey7Q screens.
Microfiber cloth for cleaning the Odyssey screen.
Information on SATA adapters like Thunderbolt and USB 2.0/3.0 for connecting SSDs.
Details mounting plates and battery cages from third-party manufacturers.
Description of a waterproof soft case for monitors.
Details an optically clear protection stick-on/peel-off screen protector for the OLED touchscreen.
Details new features in firmware v2.10.141, including advanced playback controls and expanded format support.
Introduces menu page resets for analysis tools like False Color and Focus Assist.
Adds support for firmware updates via the new Odyssey Utility Drive.
Enables record triggering via rolling timecode for Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) formats.
Activated internal timecode generator with options for Seed Record Run or Time of Day.
Enabled LTC timecode input, though record triggering over LTC is not supported.
Allows setting 1080 signal types, including 3:2 Pulldown for 24p extraction.
Displays SMPTE color bars on startup in ProRes 422 (HQ) or when input doesn't match selected mode.
Adds support for Dual-Link SDI RGB 4:4:4 recording from Sony F3 cameras.
Details new record options like FS700 4K RAW Super Slow-Mo and ARRIRAW/Canon 4K RAW rentals.
Lists fixes for file corruption, playback issues, and image scaling problems.
Includes fixes for Canon C500 RAW, project rate playback, and FS700 LUT improvements.
Lists known issues related to audio, pixel zoom, and playback behavior.
Notes issues with frame rate detection and suggestions for resolution.
Addresses issues with ARRIRAW switching, C500 pink line, FS700 vertical line, and LUT adjustments.
Provides information on currently unsupported features and notes regarding ProRes playback utilities.
Recommended settings for FS700 RAW workflow in DaVinci Resolve, including color profile and LUT application.
Lists various fixes implemented in firmware 1.1.105, addressing image tearing, false triggering, and SSD detection.
Details new features like Zoom Memory, Multi-Stream updates, and FS700 4K2HD enhancements.
Lists fixes for menu settings, waveform/histogram markers, and multi-stream support.
Fixes for PSF input signals and known issues with de-selecting inputs in Quad Split view.
Addresses file corruption, HDMI input expansion, and Variframe mode compatibility.
Fixes related to color fringing and noise reduction in 4K2HD footage.
Fixes for multiple file playback, audio channel flipping, and timecode accuracy.
Fixes related to end-of-clip playback issues for DPX files.
Details known issues for ProRes, HDMI input, and potential file corruption with repeated Pixel Zoom use.
Lists specific damages and conditions that are excluded from the product's warranty coverage.
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