Using SD monitoring output with Canon C300 and Nanoflash HD recording setup

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The Canon C300 provides an SD video output through its SYNC OUT BNC port, accessible via camera settings
The Nanoflash does not have the capability to downconvert HD signals to SD format
The C300's SD output via SYNC OUT operates at specific NTSC frame rates
When shooting at 23.976fps rather than 24p, the C300's SD output downconverter option becomes available for SD monitoring
For projects not requiring theatrical projection, 23.98fps is the appropriate standard frame rate choice

The SD output through SYNC OUT does not support all frame rate options, particularly standard 24p
The thread does not clarify whether the SYNC OUT downconversion works simultaneously with HD recording to the Nanoflash
Discussion references manual documentation without full technical specifications being shown in the thread