P2 card format/time sheet

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Does anybody have or know where I can find a schematic or timesheet list of how much time is allocated for each P2 card thru all the various combinations of formats (ie 720p 24pn on a 16 GB card would be about 42 minutes or 480i 24p at DVCPRO 50 on a 16 GB card oddly enough takes up more space leaving you with 34 minutes on an empty 16GB card)?

Doesn't necessarily have to be on a 16 GB card....but maybe 32GB too

This info would be very helpful. Thanks!:smile:
 
I'm not totally sure what that means. I've googled "panasonic white sheets," I've checked the support pages on panasonic.com and under techinical for the HVX on this website. and those were all kind of a wash.

Does anybody know where i can find documented info on how much an empty 16GB or 32GB P2 Card can store for each and every format that it can shoot in?
 
Because 25pN is part of the PAL system, so it's based on 50p beeing 100Mbps. Whereas 24pN is used in the NTSC system, so it's based on 60p beeing 100Mbps

25p is 50% of 50p - so half the datarate of 100Mbps
24p is 40% of 60p
30p is 50% of 60p - also half the datarate of 100Mbps

The "native" framemrate of each system dictates the relative datarates of all the other framerates in the system.


- Mikko
 
We have some brochures here in print that we can send that have time charts in them.

Otherwise, click HERE, and click on "Brochure" at the top, right hand corner and go to page five. The time chart there is referring to 8GB cards. Just double that number for a 16GB card and quadruple it for 32GB cards.

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Ok, due to no real "complete" record-times chart beeing available, I made one:

http://dvxuser.mikkowilson.com/p2chart/


I "future proofed" it by going all the way up to 1TB cards (god, can you imagine?) ... actually that's so that you can use the chart for estimating storage/archive/backup requirements too.

- Mikko
 
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