Hi! It’s me again…
I’ve been trying to get my setup working with the new HD components and as usual the change doesn’t go without struggle.
The TBC2, ESG3, BMD Desktop Video and Media Express are all set to capture/operate in 1080p 25fps and by setting it up like this the picture gets divided in two and it’s wiggling like a mofo.
This issue only presents itself in these settings and my only issue with it really is the astronomical file sizes.
I’m wondering whether this is bcs of the Ultrastudio HD Mini or the ESG3.
Anyhow, some help wpuld be greatly appreciated.
Here are some pictures of the settings in case there is something obviously wrong with them.
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This is certainly an unusual result. I haven’t seen the screen splitting that you are getting.
Why do you need to stick with 1080p25 if all other formats work correctly? If you use ESG3 as your sync source then it doesn’t matter what format you are sending to TBC2.
It is weird indeed.
I’ve planned sticking with the 25fps because to me it makes sense as all of my video projects and the source material are in 25fps.
I tried switching to 2398, 2997, 24, 25, and 30fps and they all split the screen as well.
Not sure how I missed this before. None of the usable (for me) options are working.
Does it behave the same if you send a signal other than ESG3 into the UltraStudio HD Mini?
How about when you monitor ESG3 using some other device?
How are you powering ESG3 and what modules share the power? What is your sync setup?
Have you tried isolating the ESG3 on DC power and monitoring its output with nothing patched into the front or back?
What is the serial number on the back of your ESG3?
Does the image look split on the TBC2 preview screen? If so, it’s a problem with your video source.
If not, does the image look split if you patch your ESG3 output directly to a video monitor or TV? If so, it’s a bug with TBC2 that we have not seen.
It wouldn’t be possible for ESG3 itself to produce an artifact like this. My guess is it’s an issue with the source playback – it’s a stereoscopic file or something like that.
Thanks for the replies! I’m too busy atm to check out these tips but I will as soon as possible and report back then.