Data Video DAC-100 Bedienungsanleitung

DAC-100

RCA VIDEO & AUDIO CABLE

S-VIDEO CABLE

1AC ADAPTER

AC ADAPTER

S-VIDEO CABLE

(REQUIRES RED & WHITE RCA

AUDIO CABLE)

RCA VIDEO & AUDIO CABLE

FIREWIRE

(6 PIN MALE TO 6 PIN MALE)

DAC-100

What’s in the Box?

GETTING STARTED

INSTALLATION GUIDE

MANUAL

REGISTRATION CARD

SUPPORT INFO

FIREWIRE CABLE

6 PIN MALE TO 6 PIN MALE

Audio Bit Rate Selector

Input Selector

Source Indicator

Audio

Bit Rate Indicator

S-Video

Input

Composite Video Input

Left Audio Input

Right Audio Input

S-Video Output

Composite Video Output

Left Audio Output

Right Audio Output

INPUT SIDE

OUTPUT SIDE

Dip Switches

(Behind the Plastic Cover)

AC Adapter Connector

Power Switch

MEET THE DAC-100

FireWire

Input/Output

FireWire

Input/Output

FRONT (Input)

CAPTURING

How to connect DAC-100 to capture Video from a VCR or Camcorder

1. Connect the RCA Video/audio cables from the VCR’s Line output to the input on the DAC-100.

2. Connect the FireWire cable to the DAC-100, connect opposite end to the PC or Mac’s FireWire Port.

3. Power on the DAC-100 and the VCR.

4. Start the Editing Software. (Not Supplied)

5. Press the DAC-100’s Source Button to switch it to “AV” and the A Encode Button to “16 bit”.

6. Go to the “Capture or Import” mode on the Editing software to begin capturing video to a PC or a MAC

FireWire to

PC/MAC

FireWire

PRESS

Set to “16 bit”

Set to “AV”

PRESS

SOURCE

A ENCODE

DAC-100 Input Side

CAPTURING

1. Connect the S-Video cable and RCA audio cables from the VCR’s Line output to the input on the DAC-100.

2. Connect the FireWire cable to the DAC-100, connect the opposite end to the PC or Mac’s FireWire Port.

3. Power on the DAC-100 and the VCR.

4. Start the Editing Software. (Not Supplied)

5. Press the DAC-100’s Source Button to switch it to “AV” and the A Encode Button to “16 bit”.

6. Go to the “Capture or Import” mode on the Editing software to begin capturing video to a PC or a MAC.

FireWire

S-Video

PRESS

Set to “16 bit”

Set to “AV”

PRESS

FireWire to

PC/MAC

SOURCE

A ENCODE

How to capture Video from a VCR or Camcorder

DAC-100 Input Side

EXPORTING TO

Set to “AV”

PUSH

Set to “16 bit”

1. Connect the RCA Video/audio cables from the VCR’s Line input to the output on the DAC-100.

2. Connect the FireWire cable to the DAC-100, connect the opposite end to the PC or Mac’s FireWire Port.

3. Power on the DAC-100 and the VCR.

4. Start the Editing Software. (Not Supplied)

5. Press the DAC-100’s Source Button to switch it to “DV” and the A Encode Button to “16 bit”.

6. Go to the “Export” mode on the Editing software to begin exporting video to the VCR.

FireWire

FireWire to

PC/MAC

SOURCE

A ENCODE

How to Export Video from the computer to Tape

DAC-100 Output Side

EXPORTING TO ( )

1. Connect the S-Video and RCA audio cables from the VCR’s Line input to the output on the DAC-100.

2. Connect the FireWire cable to the DAC-100, connect the opposite end to the PC or Mac’s FireWire Port.

3. Power on the DAC-100 and the VCR.

4. Start the Editing Software. (Not Supplied)

5. Press the DAC-100’s Source Button to switch it to “DV” and the A Encode Button to “16 bit”.

6. Go to the “Export” mode on the Editing software to begin exporting video to the VCR.

FireWire

REAR VIEW

Set to “16 bit”

Set to “AV”

PUSH

Set to “16 bit”

FireWire to

PC/MAC

SOURCE

A ENCODE

How to Export Video from the computer back to Tape

DAC-100 Output Side

Configuring a DAC-100 with Adobe Premiere 6.5

for Macintosh users

Open Adobe Premiere 6.5

go to file and click on New Project, which brings you to the following window

screen1

On the right hand side of the menu click “Custom”

screen 2

The Custom button will take you to New Project Settings.

Here, click Playback settings, which will take you to the next window

Screen3

In the Playback Settings, is an Audio section. Make sure the box that says

“Play Audio on the output device only” is un-checked. This allows you to hear the audio

through the computer speakers when editing on your timeline. The sample rate should

match the quality of your video source.

-If the source plugged into the DAC is analog, using a yellow, red, and white RCA

composite, choose 32000

-If the source plugged into the DAC is digital, using a fire wire, choose 48000

hit OK to return to the General Settings screen

screen 4

Under the general settings, the settings should be as follows:

Editing mode: QuickTime

Quicktime is Adobe Premiere’s default editing mode

All of the options listed under Time base and Time Display are compatible with the DAC

Timebase: 29.97

Time Display: this is how time will be displayed throughout your project. The

following will help you choose the appropriate setting:

For Broadcast or NTSC video: 30 fps drop-frame timecode

*This feature should be used if you will be using the timecode from your

original footage

For web or CD ROM: 30 fps Non drop-frame timecode

For PAL or SECAM video: 25 fps timecode

For motion picture Film: Feet + Frames at 16mm or 35mm

continue to Click next until you reach the audio settings

screen5

The DAC is compatible with all Rate and Format settings.

Rate: As previously stated, the rate should match the quality of your video source.

Analog/VCR: 32000 Hz

CD quality: 44100 Hz

DV quality: 48000 Hz

Format: 16 bit stereo is the best quality, but will use more disk space

Compressor: leave Uncompressed

Interleave: should be set for 1 second, lowering this amount requires more RAM and

will slow down your computer.

Under Processing Options, make sure your Enhance Rate conversion is off. Create

audio preview files if there are 3 or more active audio tracks, and 1 or more filters. This

will allow you to have full audio capabilities when editing

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