Do you have a monitor that will sense the signal and display it's flavor. Those are the only ways to check the signal with a scope or a monitor. I've at times jury rigged an old composite waveform to look at the Tri Level sync and I can see the difference between Psf and I by the number of broad pulses. 5 wide is Psf, 10 Narrow is interlace and for true P would be 5 wide at half the vertical rate. All the tape formats I use are Psf so I don't know if they would even handle a true P signal. I assume the SRW-5500 does because it has a progressive setting in the system menu IIRC I've just never used it. Perhaps someone with true P experience can enlighten us.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Job ter Burg (L2B)" <Job_L2@...> wrote:
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> If I had one, I'd tell you.
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> On 29 aug. 2012, at 22:23, johnrobmoore wrote:
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> > do you actually see the change on the scope?
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