HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

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Margus Voll

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HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

PostThu May 16, 2013 6:37 am

I wonder if HyperDeck Shuttle could be backup recorder one day?

What i mean it should talk to BMC with lets say usb just start and stop as BMC does not have
TC.

Video signal goes by SDI.

My goal would be to have backup recorder that could wake and sleep by itself initiated by BMC
and started maybe few frames later and stop after camera stops.
If it could have same file naming and numbering it would be great if not then one could make
round it simply using numbered clap etc.

Sound Devices with their internal hdd and CF combination made me thinking BMC could have
backup partner for production situations.

Does my idea sound silly ?

Probably it has been covered earlier already but still.
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Re: HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

PostThu May 16, 2013 7:05 am

Margus Voll wrote:I wonder if HyperDeck Shuttle could be backup recorder one day?

What i mean it should talk to BMC with lets say usb just start and stop as BMC does not have
TC.

Video signal goes by SDI.

My goal would be to have backup recorder that could wake and sleep by itself initiated by BMC
and started maybe few frames later and stop after camera stops.
If it could have same file naming and numbering it would be great if not then one could make
round it simply using numbered clap etc.

Sound Devices with their internal hdd and CF combination made me thinking BMC could have
backup partner for production situations.

Does my idea sound silly ?

Probably it has been covered earlier already but still.


Pretty sure many are already doing this.

From memory you can have the shuttle slave record based on the SDI feed. It knows when your'e rolling the camera via the HD SDI.

jb
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Margus Voll

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Re: HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

PostThu May 16, 2013 7:38 am

Oh nice.

I have to get one recorder and see how it goes.
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Re: HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

PostThu May 16, 2013 2:25 pm

Margus, here are a couple other BMCC + HyperDeck threads that might be interesting for you:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5278
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3555
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Re: HyperDeck Shuttle as a backup recorder

PostThu May 16, 2013 2:35 pm

Seems that the second one is the right one and i have been there some time a go.

:D

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