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To make any changes within the Configuration Panel, you have to unlock the panel first. |
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Overview
Open the Configuration Panel, select a Device (just:in linux engine) and switch to the Capture Presets Tab.
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Capture Presets marked in red are indicate a mismatch between the Capture Preset frame rate and the Device frame rate. When using such Capture Preset the recorded files will be converted to the selected frame rate of the Capture Preset (JIL only). |
Add a Capture Preset
In the Device & Channel List select a Device. Click on the Capture Presets tab and press the "Plus" button to add a new Preset.
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Capture Preset options can be changed at any time.
Edit an existing Capture Preset
Select an existing Capture Preset and change the options on the right side. The changes will be saved automatically (Changes: Audio Channels, Audio mapping and Do not write captions to container).
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Remove a Capture Preset
Select an existing Capture Preset and use the "Minus"-Button below the Capture Preset list to remove the selected Capture Preset.
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Apple ProRes & Avid DNxHD/HR
When creating an Apple ProRes or Avid DNxHD/HR based Capture Preset you have to select the Frame rate and Resolution, after selecting the codec option.
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Audio Channels and Audio Track Alignment
You can choose between 2, 4, 8 and 16 Audio Channels for Capture Presets. Some configurations may require an Audio Track Alignment setting as well.
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Please note, that some codec/container options allow only 2, 4 or 8 Audio channels as options.
Audio Mapping
The Audio Mapping feature enables the possibility to adjust the output mapping for the recorded video files of the incoming audio channels in a very simple way.
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You can set an Audio Output Track to “Silence” as well, if needed.
H.264 Settings (JIL)
When creating a h.264 Capture Preset you have to select h.264 specific settings.
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Next you have to select the h.264 profile. Here you can choose between multiple encoder profile options. Then you can set the encoder speed option and the Bitrate in bit/s.
H.264 Settings (JIM)
When creating a h.264 Capture Preset you have to select h.264 specific settings.
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Please beware that some Mac Models have a built-in h.264 hardware encoder, which just:mac can use for the h.264 encoding process. This happens automatically, when working with a h.264 Capture Preset. If you are using a Mac without such a h.264 encoder, you will see a warning message in the Errors and Warnings Section within the Inspector.
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Burnt-in-timecode
With this feature (just:in linux only) it is possible to burn in the current timecode into the recorded video files. You can adjust the size (Timecode Size) and the position (Vertical (Y) offset from bottom) of the burnt-in-timecode.
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Overlay logo
The logo overlay feature (just:in linux only) can be used for adding an image or logo on the top of the recorded video files. This feature works similar to the burnt-in timecode option and can be enabled for any Capture Preset.
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Opacity: choose a value between 0 and 1 (0.5 for instance).
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Growing Files
Basically both just:in mac and just:in linux support growing files with various formats. If you have specific needs or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. When you are working with Adobe Premiere, please check this Adobe Knowledge-base article as well.