Dual Link 4:4:4 enabled on Production Models now?
- Thread starter Dan_Kanes
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xmephestox
Carbonite Member
as of now still pay for upgrade later. current 1.0 firmware of f3 only allows for a 1.5g 422 tap for external recording. Gotta run some tests because at the moment you can only turn on the 1.5g tap if you are at 59.94 (framerate) i gotta see if the HD SDI out for monitoring is a 10 bit port too for offboard recording at 23.98.
you can see all the dual link menus and options, you just can't select them yet.
you can see all the dual link menus and options, you just can't select them yet.
Riiiiiight.
1. I never claimed to be a camera hacker.
2. You are fooling yourself if you don't think the camera has many features that are merely "disabled" through a firmware "switch"
3. It's ignorant to think that A camera hacker wouldn't be on the forum. Trammel Hudson? Vitaliy Kisselev? Ever hear of them?
1. I never claimed to be a camera hacker.
2. You are fooling yourself if you don't think the camera has many features that are merely "disabled" through a firmware "switch"
3. It's ignorant to think that A camera hacker wouldn't be on the forum. Trammel Hudson? Vitaliy Kisselev? Ever hear of them?
Nate Weaver
Veteran
Somebody needs to start a Kickstarter to get those guys switching the MPEG encoder chip into 50mbit 4:2:2 mode. I'd think there's a good chance that's available in the hardware.
Duke M.
Veteran
RRrrriiiiggghhhttt.
Barry_Green
Moderator
The Nano does it, but I believe if I'm not mistaken, the Nano has two of those codec chips and gangs them together. I don't know if one chip can deliver the 50mb 4:2:2 mode or not...
Nate Weaver
Veteran
Why so sceptical? I very much doubt it's easy, but I also doubt there's a real hardware limitation. The encoder hardware has to spit out a much higher data rate than 50mbs to record over cranking.