Timecode Systems Highlights Partner Integrations at IBC05

Timecode Systems Highlights Partner Integrations at IBC2015 posted: 04/09/2015

Visit Timecode Systems at IBC2015, Stand 9.B30b

Timecode Systems Ltd., a pioneer in wireless technologies for sharing timecode and metadata, announced that it will feature partner integrations with Sound Devices LLC, and ARRI at IBC2015. The live demonstrations on the Timecode Systems stand will show how these unique integrations create powerful workflow advantages for users.

Sound Devices 6-Series field recorders and the MovieSlate 8 iOS app:

In this integrated workflow, a Timecode Systems :wave unit is set up as a master timecode clock, transmitting wireless timecode and sync data to all connected slave devices over the long-range and robust 865-923 MHz RF band. The receiving slave units, such as Timecode Systems :mini trx+, :pulse, or other :wave units, output linear timecode (LTC) and genlock to connected cameras with incredible accuracy.

The :waves timecode and sync ports provide wired LTC and word clock data to the Sound Devices recorder, ensuring all recorded sound files contain the same accurate timecode as the cameras, utilising the high-resolution word clock and genlock signals for perfect sync across all devices on set. The :wave units data port connects to Sound Devices USB port in order to push or pull metadata, monitor status, control, and wirelessly enable the device.

Using the :waves integrated Wi-Fi interface, users can connect to the MovieSlate 8 iOS application, from which they can start and stop shots, sync timecode and metadata, and effortlessly generate stunning sound reports - all through a subscription to MovieSlate 8s PRO Features bundle.

Were very pleased to be collaborating with Timecode Systems to help make timecode and metadata sharing on set more streamlined than its ever been before, said Paul Isaacs, director of product management and design, Sound Devices. The :wave will be a great companion piece for our 788T, 688, 664, and 633 field audio mixer-recorders and will provide our customers with an easy way to distribute timecode, share metadata, and deliver sound reports - plus control and monitor status from their smartphones and tablets.

ARRI ALEXA cameras and the MovieSlate 8 iOS app:

The integrated workflow with ARRI ALEXA cameras sees the Timecode Systems :pulse unit set up as an RF slave timecode clock. Like :wave does with audio, :pulse receives wireless timecode and sync data from a master timecode clock - such as another :pulse or :wave unit - over the long-range and robust 865-923 MHz RF band. The :pulse unit provides LTC (and genlock, if applicable) to the connected ALEXA camera. The Ethernet port of the ALEXA is connected to the Ethernet port of the :pulse. This setup not only powers the :pulse but allows an Ethernet-to-Wi-Fi bridge for the MovieSlate 8 iOS app.

This integrated workflow enables users to connect to the ALEXA camera wirelessly to sync metadata, start and stop shots from the camera or MovieSlate, remotely control the camera and its settings, and view camera media status. Users can also log lens and camera metadata per frame to MovieSlates shot history database and export elegant reports for post-production use. All of those capabilities are made possible by MovieSlate 8s PRO Features bundle subscription.

About Timecode Systems

Timecode Systems Ltd. designs and manufactures timecode hardware and software products that meet the needs of todays shooting practices and recording formats. Whether using one camera in a studio, multiple cameras, or a whole army of wearables or minicams on location, Timecode Systems products offer television and film productions an easy and reliable way to generate, sync, and share accurate timecode and metadata wirelessly over RF and Wi-Fi. Since its launch in 2012, Timecode Systems products have become commonplace on reality shows, documentaries, and film sets across the UK, EMEA, and the U.S.

LINK:	http://www.live-production.tv/news/products/timecode-systems-highlight...
	See more stories from liveproduction

Most recent headlines