Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Shuttle HD Installations- Und Bedienungsanleitung Seite 71

Cache
HyperDeck Shuttle 4K Pro models display the current status of the cache.
Standby The cache icon information will be white when the cache is in standby mode.
When the cache has space remaining, the duration available will be displayed in
hours:minutes:seconds based on the current source standard and your chosen
codec and quality settings. If there is less than an hour left, minutes:seconds
remaining will be displayed.
Recording The cache duration indicator will be red during recording and will reduce as the
space is filled. If you have fast storage media connected with usable space, the
duration indicator may not appear to move much as the storage media can copy
files as fast as your cache can record them. If you are using slower media or you
have run out of space, the available cache duration will decrease.
Stored If you run out of available on space on your connected storage media, the cache
icon will flash green and white until sufficient storage is connected and the
information stored on the cache is transferred over.
Transferring The cache icon will illuminate green while the cache media is being transferred to
other storage. Due to the nature of how the cache records, this process can be very
quick depending on your storage media.
If your media runs out of available storage space, the recording will continue to the
cache until the media is swapped.
Off Off will appear when the record cache is turned off via the record menu.
Format You can format the cache via the setup menu using the front panel LCD.
Name
Shows the name of your HyperDeck disk recorder. For information on how to change the name,
see 'Blackmagic HyperDeck Setup' later in this manual.
Status
As you play back or record a clip, this indicator will display the transport control status and
controls currently being used. These include:
HyperDeck is in standby mode.
Video is being played.
Video is being recorded.
The indicator will illuminate
red during recording.
Displayed during fast forward
or rewind. The numbers indicate
the speed.
Indicates playback is set to
'loop' all recorded clips sharing
the currently selected video
standard.
Indicates playback is set to
loop a single clip.
Indicates shuttle mode is
enabled, but in standby.
HyperDeck is in jog mode.
HyperDeck is in scroll mode.
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