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Chapter 17 Export
Output HDV/DVHS/MicroMV
If you want to record one of these MPEG2 formats:
 Look under Edit > Control Panel > Site > System Settings > Inputs/Outputs > Video Outputs >
IEEE 1394 > MPEG2 Output Format to find out whether the desired format is selected.
 The recorder must be set to the current Timeline and output format; otherwise an error message
will be issued.
In addition to the MPEG2 family (for example, HDV1), the frame rates and resolutions must also
match.
 Before you start the recorder and begin recording, the Sequence on the Timeline must be ren-
dered in a continuous MPEG2 stream.
Rendering is performed only where necessary, such as at edits and wherever effects were applied.
At these locations, you will also see an image; otherwise the inlay will remain black.
 During MPEG2 recording, there is no image in the inlay and no audio being output via the sys-
tem outputs. If possible, connect a video monitor and an audio monitor to the recorder.
 Recording automatically stops at the end of the Sequence.
Output DVCPro 25
Change the default output from DV to DVCPro25 under Edit > Control Panel > Site > System Settings >
Inputs/Outputs > Video Outputs > IEEE 1394 > DV Output Format.
Avid Liquid Chrome HD
Avid Liquid: Using Analog Outputs
If you operate Avid Liquid with an analog breakout box, you can also record the analog signals that
are output. However, analog recording and
recorder control work only in combination with an active RS-
422 interface (see
Avid Liquid Product Manual). Without RS-422 control, you will have to start Time-
line playback and device recording manually. Analog recording cannot be combined with IEEE-1394
control.
DV Output
You can use Avid Liquid Chrome HD ’s DV output(s) only if the media files of a Timeline Sequence
have been rendered in the correct format (either 1394: DV (avi/dif) or 1394: DVCPro (avi/dif)).
If the data was imported via DV, it can be output directly via a DV output. In other words, DV (avi) In
permits an immediate 1394: DV (avi) Out (native transfer).
However: DV (avi) or, for example, Uncompressed In to 1394: DVCPro Out is rendered.
To set the correct DV output format, go to the System Formats settings under Edit > Control Panel > Site
> System Settings > System Formats > Render Formats and select one of the 1394 formats.