Vela CineView Pro/XL QuickClip Download

QuickClip software provides advanced DDR playback functionality for your CineView Pro/XL hardware. It supports standard RS-422 serial communications, Sony/Panasonic/JVC Digital Serial Extensions, Louth and Odetics protocols. It also controls external VTRs/ DDRs for stream output and playlist playback.

QuickClip is a subset of our VVW DDR technology. It contains the most important functions for editing, production and automation of compressed standard or uncompressed standard and high definition video.

For more information on the VVW Series, QuickClip, MediaReactor or Drastic’s OEM Products please contact: sales@drastictech.com

NOTE: To properly test QuickClip software you will need RS-232 to RS-422 conversion hardware. Please see our RS422/RS232 notes (click here).

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OS/ Driver/ Module Support by Hardware

1.6.XXX Hardware Support:

Card OS Vela Driver Module
CineView Pro Win NT 2.0 vvwVela
CineView Pro Win 2000 2.4 vvwVela2
CineView Pro XL Win 2000 2.4 vvwVela2

2.3.XXX Hardware Support:

Card OS Vela Driver Module
CineView Pro Win NT 2.0 vvwVela
CineView Pro Win 2000 2.6.7 vvwVelaU/WDM
CineView Pro XL Win 2000 2.6.7 vvwVelaU/WDM

QuickClip Vela FINAL

QuickClip MPEG Playback Version 2.9.67
(Requires 2.6.8 or greater, 2.2.2 for Windows NT)

QuickClip MPEG Playback Version 1.6.220
(Legacy Installs ONLY!)

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CineView Pro 2.0 Driver - Required CineView Pro Windows NT 

QuickClip for Vela CineView Pro on Windows NT REQUIRES version 2.0 CineView Pro driver with the 9.7 EPLD upgrade. 

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CineView Pro 2.6.7 Driver - Required CineView Pro/XL Windows 2000

QuickClip for Vela CineView Pro or XL on Windows 2000 REQUIRES version 2.6.7 CineView Pro driver.

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QuickClip Manual version 2.0

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Card Video Format Standard/Format Audio Release Status
CineView Pro Analog: Composite

Digital: SDI (SMPTE 259)

NTSC 720 x 486

PAL 720 x 576

MPEG-2 elementary/ program/ transport (4:2:2, 4:2:0)

2 channels balanced (analog), AES3 (digital) Beta Release
CineView Pro XL Analog: Composite

Digital: SDI (SMPTE 259)

NTSC 720 x 486

PAL 720 x 576

MPEG-2 elementary/ program/ transport (4:2:2, 4:2:0)

2 channels balanced (analog), balanced or unbalanced AES3 (digital), 4 channels embedded (digital). Beta Release
Common Features Genlockable - blackburst (SD)
Control External Devices
Playback under control
Options Available3 Network Option Control single or multiple Drastic Devices (other VVWs or PCs with QuickClip software) from your Drastic Device or PC.
Notes

MPEG Stream Support:

  • NTSC 720x512 4:2:2 Transport/Program Streams
  • NTSC 720x480 4:2:0 Transport/Program Streams
  • NTSC 720x480 4:2:2 Transport/Program Streams
  • NTSC 704x480 4:2:0 Transport/Program Streams
  • PAL 704x576 4:2:0 Transport/Program Streams
  • PAL 720x576 4:2:0 Transport/Program Streams
  • PAL 720x576 4:2:2 Transport/Program Streams
  • PAL 720x608 4:2:2 Transport/Program Streams

Please note:

The CineView Pro XL is now supported using the Vela 2.6.x driver.  This also allows the CineView Pro to be used under Windows 2000. 

QuickClip prefers transport streams.  If at all possible, use only transport streams with QuickClip.  A utility is now (ver 1.6+) included in the installation to convert program streams to transport streams (dtps2ts.exe).

Only one type chroma/frame size is supported at a time. Mixing of transport/program streams is allowed but not recommended.  Depending on the types of program/transport, errors in playback may occur at the transition points.  This may be avoided by using only program streams or only transport streams.

To switch types, remove all the clips from the Clip Bin and VTR TC Space, Restart QuickClip, Add the new clips and Restart QuickClip again.  Alternately, Deleting the Clips.log and Default.edl (as well as any backups) will reset the stream type.  Multiple Clips.log and Default.edl's may also be maintained for different file types using the LocalConfig utility.

Program streams may pause for one or two frames if used with transport streams.  This may be avoided by converting them with dtps2ts.exe.

The VVW MPEG transcoder is not active in this version, therefore, all clips should start and end with valid GOPs.  Only full, non-overlapping clips should be added to the time code/VTR emulation space.  Trimming clips will cause MPEG distortions at the edit points.

Only initial support for bumping has been implemented.  It does work with some controllers, but may not work for all.  Long (7 second) pre-rolls are recommended.

Recording functions (batch digitization, record VTR control, external DDR clip control) are present on the interface, but will not work as the CineView Pro/XL are playback-only hardware.

End of life at version 3.0.

See Chart Below for comparison between available cards

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