Editing Kinetta

[sfinx]

Hi guys,

 

Was checking out all possible means of editing 12 bit 4:4:4 dual sdi signal and as far as I know there are only 2 possible ways of doing so:

 

 

1) the decklink HD Pro

2) the kona

 

But, those are quite affordable cards, so no problem over there. However. I was under the impression that the kinetta will be able to stream 12 bit 4:4:4 dual sdi at 60 progressive frames/sec.

 

Is there:

 

1) even a capture card out there wich knows how to deal with the 60 progressive frames

2) even a hard-drive system (raid or so), that can handle the data stream of that signal (the kinetta seems to be capable of handling it though).

3) if that would all be possible, i presume you can still only edit 1 track of video footage, as 2 tracks would ask for a double sustained data rate (600 -700 MB/s)... Can that be achieved in an easy way?

 

Thanks for you help!

 

sfinx

 

ps: any of you more news on the release of the kinetta, is the altasens chips shipping yet?

[Jason Rodriguez]

From what I understand, it's not going to stream out at 60fps, but 24 or 30fps, making something shot at 60fps slow-motion.

 

You're right, there's currently no standard for 60fps 1080p footage.

[sfinx]

Hi Jason,

 

 

thanks for you reply... however i don't quite grasp what you are saying... Are you saying that, however the kinetta is capable of shooting 1080/60p, he will not be capable of capturing it onto it's hard drives?

 

Is there a way to process the 60 fps footage in post, so it can be used. I would love to shoot at 1080/24p, but I also want to shoot at 60p to get a real filmlike slowmotion. What i don't want to do is shooting at 720/24p, just to be capable of editing 60 frames/sec footage to get my slowmo's right. The decklink can edit 720/60p...

 

It would be really stupid that you have to shoot on a lower resolution, just to get those few slowmotionshots on 60 frames/sec.... There must be some kind of alternative???

 

thanks for replying...

 

sfinx

[Rob van Gelder]

As Jason said it will probably stream out at 24/30 fps, so you CAPTURE at 60 fps but you play back at 24/30 fps. That will give you 2.5/2 time slowmotion.

Like you would do with film and projection.

 

Rob van Gelder

[sfinx]

aaaaah... i see... that would be really great!! Finally a good, workable system...

 

1) So the declink could be used for that?!! What kind of storage systems would you guys recommend? Hugesystems for example??

 

2) Any of you guys have more news on the release of the kinetta?

 

thanx

 

sfinx