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CHAPTER 9 1 About the HD Express OVERVIEW The HD Express is a PCI Express video interface for Windows that provides broadcast-quality video capture a

ABOUT THE HD EXPRESS10 Support for file-based workflows — lets you edit and monitor file-based workflow codecs supported natively in Premiere Pro, includ

ABOUT THE HD EXPRESS11 Front panel headphone jack with dedicated volume controlINCLUDED SOFTWARE AND COMPATIBILITY MOTU Video console software — pr

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CHAPTER132 Packing List and System RequirementsPACKING LISTThe HD Express ships with the items listed below. If any of these items are not present in

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CHAPTER153 Installing the HD Express Windows SoftwareIMPORTANT! INSTALL THE HD EXPRESS SOFTWARE FIRST!Before you connect the HD Express interface to y

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CHAPTER174 Installing the HD Express HardwareOVERVIEWHere’s an overview for installing the HD Express:Did you run the software installer first? . . . .

About the Mark of the Unicorn License Agreement and Limited Warranty on Software TO PERSONS WHO PURCHASE OR USE THIS PRODUCT: carefully read all the

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE187 Gently but firmly insert the card into any available PCI slot.Figure 4-1: Inserting the HD Express PCIe card.8 Se

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE19Figure 4-3: Connecting the HD Express to the computer.☛ If you purchased the HD Express with an ExpressCard adapt

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE20CONNECT VIDEO INPUTS AND OUTPUTSThe HD Express provides a wealth of video input and output connectivity.Support fo

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE21ComponentThe HD/SD Component Section (Figure 4-5) provides either HD or SD component input and output. The HD Exp

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE22EXAMPLE HD EXPRESS VIDEO CONNECTIONSHere is an example of the types of video devices that you can connect to the H

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE23CONNECT AUDIO INPUTS AND OUTPUTSThe HD Express provides the following audio input and output:*HDMI audio is stere

INSTALLING THE HD EXPRESS HARDWARE24EXAMPLE HD EXPRESS AUDIO CONNECTIONSFigure 4-8 shows an example of the types of audio connections you can make bet

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CHAPTER275 HD Express BasicsTWO MODESThe HD Express provides two basic modes of operation: Capture Playback (monitor)The current mode is clearly ind

1 Contents Part 1: Getting Started 5 Quick Reference: HD Express Front Panel 6 Quick Reference: HD Express Rear Panel 7 Quick Reference: MOTU Video C

HD EXPRESS BASICS28output devices, such as monitors, video decks and other destinations. Then choose the desired input device and the HD Express will

CHAPTER296 MOTU Video ConsoleMOTU Video Console (Figure 6-1) is accessed via the Windows Start menu and provides convenient access to all HD Express

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE30VIDEO FORMATThe Video Format setting (Figure 6-1 on page 29) shows the format in which the HD Express is capturing or playing back

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE31STATUS AREAThe Status area (Figure 6-1) displays what mode the HD Express is in. It also provides helpful status information and

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE32Capture Clock SourceThe Capture Clock Source setting (Figure 6-4) lets you specify the timing reference for the HD Express when it

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE33Reset to DefaultsThe Reset to Defaults button (Figure 6-4) restores all settings in the HD Express hardware to their original (fa

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE34The capture color correction controls (in the Preview tab) only appear over the preview when the mouse is over the preview. The pa

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE35a message saying that previewing is unavailable. When you quit Premiere Pro, the Preview tab operates normally, as described abov

MOTU VIDEO CONSOLE36When using the HD Express with Premiere Pro, the sample rate should be set from within Premiere Pro.Analog input trimsUse the anal

CHAPTER377 Adobe Premiere ProOVERVIEWThe HD Express serves as a powerful video capture and playback device for Adobe Premiere Pro. Operation is straig

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS CAUTION! READ THIS SAFETY GUIDE BEFORE YOU BEGIN INSTALLATION OR OPERATION. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH S

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO38GETTING STARTED1 Launch Premiere Pro.2 When the Welcome screen appears, click New Project and choose the desired Capture Compressi

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO39most closely matches the settings you need. You can adjust settings further using the Settings tab (General tab in 5.0) and Track

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO40For details on other Capture settings, review chapter 6, “MOTU Video Console” (page 29).VIDEO CAPTUREOnce you’ve made the appropri

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO41☛ Be sure to name the clip before you begin capture to avoid potential issues during capture.Figure 7-8: Be sure to name the clip

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO42Figure 7-9: Capture settings.Video formatChoose the desired video format Figure 7-2 on page 38.Input sourceChoose the desired vide

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO43PLAYBACK AND MONITORINGTo play back your Premiere Pro project and view it on any monitor or other device connected to the HD Expr

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO44AUDIO HARDWARE SETTINGSChoose MOTU PCI Video ASIO as a Default Audio Device (Edit > Preferences > Audio Hardware) to ensure

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APPENDIX47A TroubleshootingUSE THE STATUS DISPLAYUse the Status display in MOTU Video Console (Figure 6-1 on page 29) for help with various issues hav

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APPENDIX A: TROUBLESHOOTING48 A brief explanation of the problem, including the exact sequence of actions which cause it, and the contents of any err

INDEX493D LUT 33480icomponent 21Component Levels 33Setup option 3396kHz operationS/PDIF 23AAdobe Premiere Pro (see Premiere Pro)Analogaudio connector

INDEX50Setup tab 31status area 31, 47video format menu 30NNTSC 20Component Levels 33OOffset (color grading) 33Outputsanalog 6PPacking list 13PAL 20Pan

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Quick Reference: HD Express Front Panel 1. Connect an SD source here, such as a camcorder, DVD player, VHS deck or any other composite or S-Video sou

Quick Reference: HD Express Rear Panel 1 1. These six RCA analog outputs provide 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound monitoring. Connect them to a surround sp

CHAPTER 7 Quick Reference: MOTU Video ConsoleWhen capturing video, choose the input source here. Also deter-mines the clock source for playback, if t