Latest post Tue, May 20 2008 7:04 AM by DIESELE. 4 replies.
Page 1 of 1 (5 items)
Sort Posts: Previous Next
  • Sun, May 18 2008 1:26 AM

    • Renn
    • Not Ranked
    • Joined on Fri, Jul 6 2007
    • Posts 22
    • Points 300

    MC 2.8.3 and Mojo SDI -SDI Digital Cut To DSR1500A

    Hello All,

     

    Please forgive me if I sound like and idiot but I"m having a heck of a time trying to figure out the MOJO SDI. I just picked one up and I've been able to set it up to capture SDI video and SDI audio. Now I want to digital cut my test sequence SDI. Here are the specs.

    MC 2.8.3

    23.976 NTSC project

    HPXW8400 Quad Core 6 Gig ram 3 terrabyte internal drives

    DV Cam deck -Sony DSR1500A

    I look in the video out tool and see that I only have the 3 options of Componet, Composite and S-Video. The Deck does have SDI inputs as well as AES.

     

    Also I noticed that it has the same firewire output as the old mojo but very time I set up the deck to to work I get a flamethrower error. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

     

    Cheers 

     

  • Sun, May 18 2008 5:43 AM In reply to

    • dor
    • Top 500 Contributor
    • Joined on Thu, Oct 13 2005
    • Israel
    • Posts 201
    • Points 2,565

    Re: MC 2.8.3 and Mojo SDI -SDI Digital Cut To DSR1500A

     Hi

    The SDI output should work all the time.

    To work with the deck on FIREWIRE you need to disable the MOJO by clicking the DNA/1394 on your timeline.

    Or you can connect your deck to a sperate Firewire host.

    MC 3.0.5 + MOJO SDI. Q9450+4GB RAM. 8800GT. XP PRO SP3 [view my complete system specs]

     

  • Sun, May 18 2008 2:59 PM In reply to

    • tompearson
    • Top 100 Contributor
    • Joined on Thu, Mar 1 2007
    • Wayzata MN
    • Posts 431
    • Points 4,605

    Re: MC 2.8.3 and Mojo SDI -SDI Digital Cut To DSR1500A

     i have my deck on a seprate host and i still have to click the dna  button on the timeline

    asus mb p5wd2 dualcore 3 gig intel cpu's 4 gig crucial ram nvidia quadro fx 3500 1 tb wd sata 7200 raid 0 seagate 160 gig sata 7200 os drive mojo command... [view my complete system specs]

    Tom Pearson Director Hollywood-sounds.com

  • Tue, May 20 2008 12:54 AM In reply to

    • Renn
    • Not Ranked
    • Joined on Fri, Jul 6 2007
    • Posts 22
    • Points 300

    Re: MC 2.8.3 and Mojo SDI -SDI Digital Cut To DSR1500A

    So basically its all plug and play. Hook up the SDI and AES outputs from the Mojo SDI to the deck as well as my Black Burst for sync, make sure those inputs are selected on the deck and just hit Digital Cut correct? I'm just so used to picking the type of Output either Firewire, Component, Composite SDI, AES.

     

    Also since monitoring via Component (since my monitor doesn't have a SDI Input on it) do I have to to Disconnect the monitor so the Mojo isn't confused on what has a signal going to it. Its the one break out cable that I'm really just not used to, if you can have multiple outputs or not from the one break out cable.

     

    Also how come you have to disable to DNA and switch it to 1394  in the timeline to output via firewire? The mojo SDI does have the 2nd firewire port just like the old school Firewire. Just seems odd to disable the Mojo now to go firewire.

     

    Thanks for your answers in advance. Really helps

     

    Cheers

  • Tue, May 20 2008 7:04 AM In reply to

    • DIESELE
    • Top 500 Contributor
    • Joined on Mon, Apr 28 2008
    • Posts 105
    • Points 1,255

    Re: MC 2.8.3 and Mojo SDI -SDI Digital Cut To DSR1500A

    Think I've been here!

    The cleanest way is to input 'native' sound and pics as firewire direct to the DV deck - it will only immediately transcode SDi to DV on input I think.  This connection also gives you machine control.  I think you have to disable the Mojo (what a box!) to do this, so I guess that kills your monitoring.  I hooked up the VT output to another monitor input, and this is actually better as you see what the VT sees then.

     

    Hope that helps.

    D

     

    MC 3, XP SP2, Asus P5K-E Mobo, Quad Core 2.7Ghz CPU (3.0 Ghz if I'm up against it!), 4Gb 800Mhz RAM Dual channel, 4 x 500Gb SATA Stripe O pairs, Quadro FX 1500 GFX, Soundblaster Audigy.  Approved Avid HP 8240 Notebook. Original DIY PC: Shuttle SN85, AMD 3200, 1Gig Ram, Quadro 980, on board sound, on board firewire, 2 x SATA + WD ext HDD - could that be less 'compatible? Never hiccuped once! :-)

Page 1 of 1 (5 items)