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RAID 3, or distributed across an array of drives, as in RAID 5. Parity provides much greater storage efficiency than mirroring—up to 85 percent for a set of seven drives.
Software For Striping
AJA recommends the Disk Utility software provided by Apple with OS X for creating and striping RAIDs, including 3rd-party, SCSI, and Xserve RAIDs. It is very easy to use and has been tested to work well. The utility can be found in Macintosh HD/Applications/Utilities, where
“Macintosh HD” is the name of the system drive.
Storage capacity
No matter which storage system you choose, pick one that can scale to meet your needs over time. Ideally, you should be able to increase storage capacity or switch to a RAID level offering increased data protection in the future. Balance current and future storage needs with your budget and choose accordingly.
FORMAT
10 bit Uncompressed
Standard Definition
8 bit Uncompressed
Standard Definition
DV50 Standard Definition
DV25 Standard Definition
Photo JPEG
Standard Definition
8-bit Uncompressed 1080i
@59.94/60Hz
10-bit Uncompressed
[email protected]/60Hz
124
166
8-bit Uncompressed 1080i @50Hz 104
10-bit Uncompressed
1080i@50Hz
138
21
6.3
3.1
2.5
Transfer Rate in
MB/sec
28
Storage
Requirement in
GB/Hour
101
76
23
11
9
448
597
373
498
Hours of Storage
Per Terabyte of
Disk
9.9
13.1
43.4
90.0
111
2.2
1.7
2.7
2.0
8-bit Uncompressed
[email protected]/24Hz
10-bit Uncompressed
[email protected]/24Hz
100
133
8-bit Uncompressed [email protected]/
60Hz
10-bit Uncompressed
[email protected]/60Hz
100
133
358
478
358
478
2.8
2.1
2.8
2.1
DVCPRO HD 12.5
45 22.2
MB = MegaBytes
GB = GigaBytes for uncompressed formats, PAL and NTSC transfer rates and storage requirements are about the same because PAL has a lower frame rate, but more lines.
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Table of contents
- 7 Table of Contents
- 7 Overview
- 7 Features
- 8 KONA LHe Audio
- 8 Software
- 8 What’s In The Box?
- 10 System Requirements
- 10 Minimum and Recommended System and Software Requirements
- 11 Understanding Disk Storage Methods
- 11 About RAIDs
- 12 Software For Striping
- 12 Storage capacity
- 13 Cable Connections
- 13 Using the Breakout Cable and 3 BNCs
- 13 Using KL-box
- 14 About BNC Connectors
- 14 Connector Descriptions—Cables and KL-box
- 14 SDI Input and Outputs
- 15 2 Channel Digital AES/EBU Audio Inputs And Outputs
- 15 Analog 2 Channel Balanced Audio
- 15 Analog 2 Channel Unbalanced Audio (KL-box only)
- 15 RS422 Machine Control
- 15 Analog Monitor Out (Component/Composite HD/SD)
- 15 Reference Video
- 16 In This Manual
- 17 Chapter 2: Getting Started—WorkflowKONA LHe And Your Workflow
- 18 Understanding Typical Workflows
- 18 PhotoJPEG
- 18 DV (DV25)
- 18 DVCPRO HD
- 20 Apple ProRes 422 and Apple ProRes 422 HQ (SD or HD)
- 20 Uncompressed 8-bit
- 20 Uncompressed 10-bit
- 21 Mixing and Matching Formats in Final Cut
- 23 Installation Overview
- 23 Unpacking
- 23 Shipping Box Contents
- 25 Installing the KONA LHe Card in a Mac Pro
- 26 Installing the KONA LHe Card in a G
- 27 Cabling the System
- 27 System Video/Audio Cable Connections
- 27 System Cabling When Using The Breakout Cable
- 28 Typical System
- 29 Installing KONA LHe Software
- 29 Software Installation Procedure
- 33 Genlock and Your System
- 35 Final Cut Pro
- 35 Using The KONA LHe Control Panel
- 35 Control Panel Basics
- 39 Control Tab Screen
- 39 Control Tab Screen Settings
- 41 Formats Tab Screen
- 42 Format Screen Settings
- 43 Input Select Tab Screen
- 43 Input Screen Settings
- 44 Proc Amp Screen
- 45 SDI Output Screen
- 45 SDI Output Screen Settings
- 46 Analog Out Screen
- 46 Analog Out Screen Settings
- 47 Video Setup Screen
- 47 Setup Screen Settings
- 48 Audio Setup Screen
- 48 Audio Setup Screen Settings
- 49 Conversion Tab Screen
- 49 Conversion Tab Screen Settings
- 51 DS Keyer Screen
- 51 DS Keyer Screen Settings
- 52 Timecode Screen
- 52 Timecode Screen Settings
- 53 Timelapse Tab Screen
- 54 Info Screen
- 55 Saving Your Control Panel Presets
- 55 Who is Controlling KONA LHe?
- 56 QuickTime Application—1st Priority
- 56 Mac Desktop Video—2nd Priority
- 57 KONA Control Panel—3rd Priority
- 57 Control Recommendations
- 58 Using Multiple AJA Products
- 58 Notes on using multiple AJA Products
- 59 Easy Setups for Typical Uses
- 59 Easy Setups Menu
- 61 Easy Setups For Use With KONA LHe
- 61 Audio/Video Settings Menu
- 62 To Create A New Easy Setup
- 63 The Sequence Presets Window
- 69 Checking the System with a Simple Test Project of Bars and Tone
- 72 Using 8-bit Versus 10-bit Video
- 73 If You Run Into Problems
- 74 Updating Software
- 74 Support
- 75 Apple Resources