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Ki Pro Rack Installation and Operation Manual — Storage

Using Ki Pro Media

in Final Cut Pro

When a Ki Pro storage module (HDD or SSD) is removed and connected to a Mac via a

FireWire 800 cable, the module will mount as a normal Apple HFS+ filesystem. The REEL

NAME parameter is the name of the media that will appear mounted on the OSX

desktop.

Once a Ki Pro storage device is mounted, each clip recorded by Ki Pro will be a file on its

file system that can be opened in Final Cut Pro. Because the clips were recorded as

Apple ProRes 422, Apple ProRes 422 (HQ), Apple ProRes 422 (LT), or Apple ProRes 422

(Proxy) with proper Final Cut Pro metadata, they’re instantly ready to edit. While the Ki

Pro clips can be accessed and used by Final Cut Pro directly from the Ki Pro media, AJA

recommends backing up your clips to your local storage for editorial.

In Final Cut Pro 7's browser window you will see some of the information Ki Pro saved as

data to describe the media. Ki Pro saves the “Name”, “Media Start”, “Media End” and

“Reel” for Final Cut Pro 7. Ki Pro QuickTime clips can also be directly imported into Final

Cut Pro X, which relies on Apple ProRes encoded media.

Note: From the Storage Module, Ki Pro supports the playback of Apple ProRes 422, Apple

ProRes 422 (HQ), Apple ProRes (LT) and Apple ProRes (Proxy) QuickTime files with

appropriate 24-bit 48kHz audio in formats and frame rates noted as supported by the latest

firmware release. Files created in other codecs or at other frame rates or frame sizes will not

result in playback if placed in the "AJA" folder on the Ki Pro Storage Module. Placing non-

Apple ProRes QuickTime files in the "AJA" folder can lead to problematic issues when

attempting "Play All" operation of clips; if media other than Apple ProRes QuickTime files

must be kept on the Ki Pro Storage Module, they should be placed outside of the "AJA"

folder on the drive.

Using Ki Pro Rack

Media with Avid

Media Composer

Avid DNxHD QuickTime files produced on the Ki Pro system are designed for use with

Avid Media Composer. While these QuickTime files can be read in a variety of other

non-linear edit systems (when the appropriate Avid QuickTime codec package has

been installed), AJA cannot verify the behavior or performance of DNxHD QuickTime

files in these other non-linear edit systems.

To use the Avid DNxHD files produced by the Ki Pro products in Avid Media Composer,

AJA recommends using the "Link to AMA File(s)" feature provided in Avid Media

Composer.

Note: While Ki Pro Rack recorded files can be directly accessed from Avid Media Composer via

AMA for editorial, AJA advises transferring/copying media to a local drive or disk array for

editing.

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