Can this render to AAC audio at 320 CBR or VBR and 720p or 1080p video?
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This is a little over my head but tried to find this out for you. There are long lists of possible render modes I do see on the list `Main Concept AVC/AAC' I also see `Fraunhofer AAC' I tried to include a screen shot of the Templates list for each when they are highlighted - but I guess this medium of interaction does not allow these. I dont' think the `Fraunhofer AAC' thing is anything you are looking for but there is a long list of items under the templates side when `Main Concept AVC/AAC' is highlighted - I don't have the time to copy by hand the whole list - if you could send me an e-mail directly I could screen shot you the list. But it seems like the list likely contains the parameters/features you were looking for. you may write me directly if this amazon sites allows it. david.blake@unitypoint.org Dave
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Max is 1080p for capture. I've never used the device for output except to test it, and the PRO REZ 720P file I used was fine.
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My above answer said "wav" format but I can't remember for sure. I have played 720p MP4 format both on USB and on a DVD-R.
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Unfortunately no, you might be able to combine the audio into the Bnc upstream before running the bnc into the balun. I'm happy with it though for video, works well! Good luck!
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No, sadly it does not. The highest it will go is 1080i. I struggled a little with this myself, but it wasn't a big deal for me having to downgrade quality slightly. The real problem for me was it's output format (mp4) because to edit mp4, I had to lose serious quality in the video and the audio was always unsynced. Not a very good product imo.
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I use this device to just steam internet videos. If I were planning on using it for digital signage I'd spend more money and at least get the quad core. It will work at 1080p but I have mine set at 720p to improve performance
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!
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I ended up going with Adobe Premiere CS5. I'm setting up a two drive (2TB x2, 7200RPM) RAID-0 setup in an external enclosure hooked up via eSATA as a dedicated video editing drive. Hopefully this will allow everything to run nice and smooth. I'd like to edit in 1080/60p and then have the option to finalize in different formats. For now, either 720/60p or 1080/60i would likely make the most sense for Bluray authoring.
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I,m not 100 percent sure , but any computer with a line in and half decent audio software will accept it fairly well as this is how I am recording atm , but naturally keeping an eye on your input levels becomes your biggest problem , sorry couldn't answer exact question , :(
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If you'll read the product description, you'll find that the answer is yes. Supports 50-600 KHz, and 4K res.
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The audio for playback of what was recorded sounds fine and is adequate.I have not been able to test sending audio to the camera.
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Double check your inputs. If not just run it with the regular bca to yellow/Eva into video in it will give you the same quality picture
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1080p should be at 120hz, as long as the source is outputting at the same rate
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Yes, recording at the same resolution is possible with either media, up to 1080i. I seem to recall a slightly different maximum bitrate but not the specifics and getting my hands on the manual is more trouble than I care to go to. That information is available online if you deem it important.
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You can use the single yellow RCA video if you want, but if you have the RGB you will get a better picture. Do not forget your audio connection. This will take the picture and up convert to 1080.
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Yes Input Supports highest video resolution 1080p and outputs as an analog video / audio,Input is HDMI......output is RCA audio / video ....also s-video output
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Thank you Michael for your very helpful detailed response. Good to know in what settings to use which recording mode. I plan to keep it mainly on 1080p as you, unless filming an event with quick moving images such as a sports match in which case I'll switch to 720p @ 60fpm. Thanks again for your input :)