I have a 4K 4096x2160 Avid project. I've added a DNxIO to the mac based SNDX system with the newer HIB card. Everything is basically working but I noticed that I can't seem to lock the output to house sync. I'm feeding my Tek 7020 with house sync from a Gen 10 unit. I've tried both 23.976 Psf and 23.976P. The Tek scope registers the external sync source correctly and I even have the signal running through an old Tek 1750 scope just to monitor the levels and make sure things are terminated properly. I can see proper level tri level but when I loop the sync signal to the DNxIO Ref in the output from the avid doesn't lock when I set my Tek scope to external sync.
This works with the Nitris DX in the past.
When I open video output settings and click more I get the Video Desktop preference box. I don't see anything listed under the bnc Ref icon. The other connector icons say 2160P etc... I'm assuming the video desktop preference box works similar to an AJA control panal and I would expect that the missing lines of text under the Ref bnc Icon would display the type of sync the unit is receiveing. Is that how they work. I haven't had a chance to try anything but 23.976P and 23.976Psf Trilevel but those should work as far as I know.
Is there a bug with Avid and DNxIO regarding reference locking? I'm running the Avid supplied Video Desktop drive 10.7.
John Moore Barking Trout Productions Studio City, CA bigfish@pacbell.net
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