2011Forum Video Assist and Video Accessories
Blackmagic HyperDeck Shuttle-Spezifikationen, Lagerkosten und Kompatibilität mit alternativen Laufwerken und Recordern
15 Jahre alt. Geräte und Preise können sich seitdem geändert haben.
UmstrittenDie Beteiligten waren sich nicht einig. Lies die Befunde als Positionen, nicht als Antwort.
Was die Diskussion ergab
- Das HyperDeck Shuttle zeichnet unkomprimierte Videos in einem QuickTime-Wrapper anstelle von ProRes auf, was die Kompatibilität mit mehr Bearbeitungssystemen ermöglicht.
- Interne wiederaufladbare Batterie bietet eine Stunde Laufzeit, mit einem 12V externen Stromeingang auf der Rückseite zur Verfügung.
- Storage uses SATA 2.5-inch drives; 500GB SSD holds approximately 50 minutes of uncompressed video.
- Uncompressed 1080p 4:2:2 10-bit video requires write speeds around 150MB/s, exceeding the capabilities of most laptop hard drives at approximately 100MB/s.
- The device has no mounting points and relies on third-party accessories like sleeves, clamps, or Velcro for attachment.
- Standard laptop hard drives are incompatible with the uncompressed recording format due to insufficient sustained write speed.
- ProRes compression allows recorders like the Samurai to function with conventional laptop hard drives because it requires significantly lower bandwidth than uncompressed video.
- Alternative external storage solutions include USB or FireWire toaster docks costing under $50.
- The HyperDeck Shuttle offers a more affordable option for playback and backup recording compared to higher-end recorders when used with SSD storage.
- Several competing products provide alternative input formats and recording codecs, including Sound Devices PIX-240, Atomos Samurai, and AJA KiPro-Mini.
Hängt ab von
- Pricing and availability information from 2011 may no longer be current.
- No analog video input available; device supports digital connections only.
- Device lacks built-in accessories such as docks for transferring footage to computers.
- Storage cost calculations based on 2011 SSD pricing, which has changed significantly.
- The effectiveness of standard laptop hard drives with this device was debated but not conclusively tested.
- Shock mounting requirements for mechanical hard drives on camera rigs were discussed theoretically without definitive testing results.
- Compatibility with compact flash adapters was suggested but not confirmed to work.
- Recording specifications vary by resolution and frame rate; exact bandwidth requirements for all formats not comprehensively documented in thread.