B Barry_Green Moderator Jun 29, 2006 #2 For display purposes, maybe. I know a beta version I'm using now has that capability. For recording purposes, no. DV Rack never touches the firewire data, it always records it unmodified, so it will record it exactly as the camera sends it.
For display purposes, maybe. I know a beta version I'm using now has that capability. For recording purposes, no. DV Rack never touches the firewire data, it always records it unmodified, so it will record it exactly as the camera sends it.
Charli cool little "title" Jun 29, 2006 #3 Thanks, Barry. With a 35mm adapter I was wondering if the software would be of any value if the image is upside down. Charli
Thanks, Barry. With a 35mm adapter I was wondering if the software would be of any value if the image is upside down. Charli
J Jon Oskar Well-known member Jul 5, 2006 #4 Any news when the beta version is available for sale? Will it support DVCpro HD?
B Barry_Green Moderator Jul 5, 2006 #5 Haven't heard any news on when it'll be available, but the beta version of DVC Rack definitely supports DVCPRO-HD.
Haven't heard any news on when it'll be available, but the beta version of DVC Rack definitely supports DVCPRO-HD.
bpotter Well-known member Jul 12, 2006 #7 Just an update, I donwnloaded a patch for DVRack today, and it includes a screen "flip" function. You can flip H,V and it has a "m2" mode.
Just an update, I donwnloaded a patch for DVRack today, and it includes a screen "flip" function. You can flip H,V and it has a "m2" mode.