Specifications

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Capturing Tape-Based Media
2. Click once in the Tape Name box. The Select Tape dialog box appears.
3. Choose an existing tape name; or, click New, enter a new source tape
name, and press Enter (Windows) or Return (Macintosh). We recom-
mend naming this NTC for “no timecode” and including a reference to
the date, content, or both.
4. Click OK to return to the Capture tool.
5. From the Timecode Source menu, select an option:
 Internal (default): The system’s internal time-of-day (TOD)
timecode.
 LTC Inp ut: Timecode from any source (such as a facility’s master
clock) that is connected to the LTC IN port on the Nitris DX or
Adrenaline box.
 Auto Detect: The system will look for LTC first and, if it does not
find it, will switch to internal.
 [Connected deck]: This setting reads timecode from a connected
deck so you can make a tape dub as you capture (for example,
from a live feed).
6. Play the non-timecode source.
7. Click the Record button to start capturing on-the-fly.
8. Press the Record button again to stop capturing.
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9. Stop playback of your non-timecode source.
10. Click the No Deck icon
until it returns to a Deck icon.
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