Question regarding HDSTORM Plus in/out

[Zorro]

Press release/product page says the following:

A bundle of HDSTORM and (5.25-inch) bay, called HDSTORM Plus, will also be available. The bay not only features additional connectors for HDMI devices, but also input and output connectors for analog HD/SD component, S-Video, composite and unbalanced audio; this helps those still working in analog to make the transition to digital and HD production.

When I look at the bay I can't see y/c and composite?! Please clarify.

[GrassValley_KH]

For composite, plug into the Y (green) terminal, and choose the appropriate profile.

For S-Video, you use the supplied miniDIN adapter cable and plug into the three (Y, Pb, Pr) terminals.

[Zorro]

Thanks! Have to call customer right now! :)

[Jerry]

For composite, plug into the Y (green) terminal, and choose the appropriate profile.

For S-Video, you use the supplied miniDIN adapter cable and plug into the three (Y, Pb, Pr) terminals.

Will that bay hook up to the NX? I know the NX has extra ports on board,

[GrassValley_KH]

No. HDSTORM only.

[Jerry]

No. HDSTORM only.

Part 1
Does the HD Storm process information any faster than the NX or SP, or is it basically the same processing with HDMI capabilities?

Part 2
Is the HD Thunder going to have a BOB or just a bay for a breakout?
I would hope that it would have every connector available at this time on board.

[easy_edit]

Press release/product page says the following:

A bundle of HDSTORM and (5.25-inch) bay, called HDSTORM Plus, will also be available. The bay not only features additional connectors for HDMI devices, but also input and output connectors for analog HD/SD component, S-Video, composite and unbalanced audio; this helps those still working in analog to make the transition to digital and HD production.

When I look at the bay I can't see y/c and composite?! Please clarify.

Firewire interface???

[GrassValley_KH]

Part 1
Does the HD Storm process information any faster than the NX or SP, or is it basically the same processing with HDMI capabilities?

Part 2
Is the HD Thunder going to have a BOB or just a bay for a breakout?
I would hope that it would have every connector available at this time on board.

1. No, it's the same - all three edit HD with total reliance on system performance. They all provide sync'ed output to a monitor

2. No BOB or bay. But it's not like there's no SDI-based multi-I/O solutions out there...

Firewire interface???

Covered in another thread - no FireWire for HDSTORM/HDTHUNDER/HDSPARK

[Jerry]

2. No BOB or bay. But it's not like there's no SDI-based multi-I/O solutions out there...

Gotcha! One could only hope.

[kiridaiki]

HDstorm for RT effects

1. No, it's the same - all three edit HD with total reliance on system performance. They all provide sync'ed output to a monitor

2. No BOB or bay. But it's not like there's no SDI-based multi-I/O solutions out there...


Covered in another thread - no FireWire for HDSTORM/HDTHUNDER/HDSPARK

hi,
so, it´s real, the canopus NX, SP or HDstorm, just work as input/output board,
i supose that canopus board may help my pc to edit faster using the capabilities of the boards. i usualy edit with edius, and i must convert all to DV codec. ´cus i can´t edit any compress video.
but, a few years ago, i saw a core 2 duo, using a NX express, and it could handle a lot of streams and effects in RT. why???
i read in the forum, that using a board for monitoring help the cpu, but just let it free of thinking about output the video.
so, it´s the same using an OHCI hard for monitoring by firewire???
thanks
read my other post of today