BNC jacks
and plugs for Y/Pb/Pr component video, BNC jack and plug for SDI
video
F.
HD/SD VTR
G.
BNC jacks
and plugs for Y/Pb/Pr component video, BNC jack and plug for SDI
video
H.
RCA jacks and plugs
for L (white) & R (red) audio
I.
Speakers
J.
Television
monitor
With
this setup you can capture audio and video from an SD-SDI, HD-SDI,
or component video device (camcorder or VTR), monitor the signal
on a TV monitor while editing, and export any sequence back to the
camcorder or VTR.
This setup requires either an SDI or component
PCI card installed in the computer, or an external SDI or component
device connected to the computer via FireWire. Either of these would
provide ports, usually with BNC connectors, capable of receiving
SDI or component video signals.
Some SDI and component PCI
cards come with breakout boxes which provide ports for the SDI or
component signals, and sometimes also ports for genlock, in an easy-to-access
array.
Connect the SD-SDI, HD-SDI, or component device
to the computer or breakout box using SDI or component video cables.
A single cable with BNC connectors carries SDI video, but three
separate cables with BNC connectors carry component video signals.
Run video cables from the video outputs of the computer or breakout
box to the video inputs of the device. Also run video cables from
the video outputs of the device to the video inputs of the computer or
breakout box.
Connect the SD-SDI, HD-SDI, or component device to the
computer or breakout box using XLR audio cables. Run audio cables
from the audio outputs of the computer or breakout box to the audio
inputs of the device. Also run audio cables from the audio outputs
of the device to the audio inputs of the computer or breakout box.
Do one of the following:
Connect the serial device control port
(RS-422 or RS-232) on the camcorder or VTR with the serial port
(Windows) or USB port (Mac OS) on the computer. Use the Pipeline
Digital ProVTR cable for RS-232/422-controlled devices.
If your system has a breakout box with a serial
device control port (RS-422 or RS-232), connect the serial device
control port on the camcorder or VTR with this, rather than with
the serial or USB port on the computer. You may need to use a standard
serial 9-pin D-Sub cable instead of the Pipeline Digital ProVTR cable.
Consult the documentation from the manufacturer of the breakout
box.
Note: Native serial device control is available on Windows
only.
Connect the deck or camcorder to the television monitor
with component video cables and to amplified speakers with RCA audio
cables.
Put the camcorder or deck into VTR or Play mode.
Start Adobe Premiere Pro, and, on the Welcome screen,
click New Project.
In the Load Preset panel of the New Project dialog box,
select the SDI or component preset that matches the format of your
source footage. Adobe Premiere Pro does not provide these presets.
They are provided by the manufacturers of SDI and component capture
cards and devices, and must be installed with those cards and devices.
Browse to a location and type a name for the project
file. Then click OK.
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