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Resolution | 1280 x 800 |
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Touchscreen | Yes |
Recording Formats | Apple ProRes |
Inputs | SDI, HDMI |
Outputs | SDI, HDMI |
Media | SSD |
Display Size | 7.7 inches |
Details the display, image analysis tools, I/O, and recording capabilities.
Details multi-stream HD video monitoring features and signal requirements.
Details additional recording options like ARRIRAW, CANON RAW, SONY RAW.
Supports various industrial/special use cameras' RAW outputs like IO Industries and Indiecam.
Supports recording up to four HD streams simultaneously via 3G-SDI.
Explains how to purchase and activate rental keys for recording options.
Outlines the 24-hour rental period, activation, and status check procedures.
Shows maximum record times in minutes for various formats using two 512GB SSDs.
Provides recording times for ARRIRAW, CANON C500 RAW, SONY FS7/FS700 RAW, POV RAW.
Explains the requirement for Convergent Design Premium SSDs for recording.
Describes the Utility Drive for firmware updates and other non-recording functions.
Details the eleven connector ports on the bottom side of the Odyssey7Q.
Describes the two Solid State Drive (SSD) slots on the top of the Odyssey7Q.
Identifies the two Function buttons (F1 LOCK, F2 SHUT DOWN) on the left side.
Details the USB, HDMI OUT, and RMT connector ports on the right side.
Describes the threaded sockets for mounting the Odyssey7Q.
Guides the user through registering and activating the Odyssey7Q unit.
Explains the power-on and initialization process, including SSD detection.
Details the preferred method for safely shutting down the Odyssey7Q.
Describes the touchscreen interface and its controls.
Introduces the main menu system and its structure.
Explains the functionality and limitations of the device's DEMO MODE.
Accesses device settings like activation, date, time, format, and recovery.
Allows detailed setup for monitoring, recording, camera input, format, and cadence.
Determines playback frame rate from SSDs, can follow input or be set.
Allows adjustments to video and audio outputs.
Details the controls available in the Upper Tool Bar when in Record Mode.
Prompts confirmation for safely ejecting SSDs to close files properly.
Details the monitoring tools and image analysis functions in the Lower Tool Bar.
Activates and configures Focus Assist settings for peaking and edge highlighting.
Uses color to indicate exposure levels, with adjustable ranges and presets.
Indicates brightness distribution by volume of image across a horizontal plane.
Details the controls available in the Upper Tool Bar when in Play Mode.
Provides deck-style controls for playback, scrubbing, and frame stepping.
Explains how SSDs are used for recording, including spanning and dual recording.
Details recovery mechanisms and procedures in case of power loss during recording.
Guides on safely ejecting SSDs and downloading media to a computer.
Discusses SSD read rates, transfer speeds, and suggested RAID configurations.
Utility for unpacking higher frame rate DPX files recorded in "Packed" format.
Combines matching RAIDed folders from multiple SSDs into single file folders.
Copies and merges Apple ProRes files, optimizing them for editing.
Lists NLEs and software compatible with Odyssey7Q recorded file formats.
Details DPX recording format, timecode, metadata, and audio specifications.
Provides guidance on handling FS700 RAW files, including gamma correction.
Step-by-step guide for importing FS700 RAW files into DaVinci Resolve.
Details Canon C500 4K RAW recording, file structure, and audio.
Details ARRI Alexa ARRIRAW recording, file structure, and audio.
Lists Convergent Design products available through dealers.
Details power supply options, including AC adapter and voltage acceptance.
Describes a Nanuk 910 case with custom foam for Odyssey7Q and accessories.
Lower cost alternative for firmware updates, LUTs, and future functionality.
Details new features and fixes in firmware version 3.10.100.
Lists bug fixes and performance enhancements from previous firmware.
Details known bugs and limitations in audio, monitor, play, and record functions.
Lists known audio issues like output problems and channel flipping.
Lists known monitor issues like Pixel Zoom distortion and output flickers.
Lists known issues during playback, like scrubbing artifacts and sync problems.
Lists known record issues like audio static and unsupported ARRIRAW mode.
Lists known issues related to post-production workflows and file import.
Lists features and formats that are currently not supported by the device.
Lists conditions and damages that are not covered by the warranty.
Lists supported Monitor->Record options for various camera types.