Hello there,
I've just started working on a system with a Matrox MXO2 mini setup.
I just found out that the sync isn't stable when I compare the image from the MXO output to the avid record monitor. Sometimes it plays in perfect sync and sometimes it seems to be 1 or 2 frames late on the avid record monitor. First I didn't believe what I was seeing because I was looking at "normal" film footage and I thought my eyes were getting tired. But then I decided to build a "sync prove" sequence. Where I put 1 frame of white on top of 1 frame of 1000 Hz tone and repeated this every 2 seconds. When I did this it was obvious that every 3rd to 4th time I would hit start/stop the avid record monitor would be 1-2 frames late...
Really weird!
Has anyone else experienced this / can anyone reproduce this weird behavior?
Or maybe somebody knows the secret little switch to make this phenomenon go away?
I cant wait to hear from you.
Best Regards
Per
________________________________
Per Sandholt - Editorwww.persandholt.dk+45 20 82 49 48
Hi Per, if I remember correct, 10,6,4 is the certified OS for this.
Also, what are the version of the MM drivers that you are using, the certified ones is 1,92 if I remember correct, it all should be into the Readme
Tomas
And maybe it could be also the lcd monitor ? Do you use HDMI at 1920x1080 native pixels?
www.film-editing.de
I did some testing and found it to be consistent, but my LCD monitor adds 2 frames of delay and the only way to ensure sync is to take the HDMI decoded audio outs from the monitor that includes the monitor delay.
Must think of something clever to go here...
© Copyright 2011 Avid Technology, Inc. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Find a Reseller