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Recommendations for Direct Recording to DVD-RAM
DVD-RAM is a convenient interchange medium between audio recorders and post production. While DVD-RAM disks share the same size and capacity as DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW disks, it is easier to think of DVD-RAM as an “optical hard disk”.
Read The Full Article702T and 744T Time-of-Day Accuracy
The 702T and 744T recorders excel in applications requiring precise time code synchronization. To achieve precision time code, these units have extremely accurate internal clocks to generate the time code.
Read The Full ArticleUSBPre Hardware Version 1.5 Computer System Requirements
The USBPre 1.5 is effectively an external sound card connected via USB. It relies on the USB port of Windows and Macintosh computers for its interface to the computer.
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XL-LX Accessory Cable Pin Configuration
The diagram below illustrates the pin configuration of the XL-LX LEMO®-5 to XLR-M and XLR-F cable. This cable is used for SMTPE time code jamming of audio and video equipment with XLR connectors.
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5-pin LEMO Pin Configuration for Time Code Connections
Several Sound Devices products use LEMO five-pin connections for time code. The following is the pin out looking at the front of the connector receptacle mounted on the chassis of a product.
Read The Full ArticleRecording to FLAC File Format with 7-Series Recorders
FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is a lossless data compression format available as a file format on 702, 702T, 722, and 744T recorders. The FLAC algorithm is very processor intensive, and subsequently has several limitations.
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