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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

BNC Red Rocket Connectors

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I have my rocket card in a 4x slot in my motherboard because it won't recognize in the 16x slot. I heard you couldn't do the BNC monitor playback in the 4x slot. I hooked it up just to check on set and it works, I get a playback, but it's tinted green. Is this because there is an issue with selecting single or dual band, or because in the 4x slot the card can't process it fully, leaving the green tint on the image.
 
It's green when the output is set to dual link but only one link is going to the monitor.
4x is fine for hdsdi out rocket.
 
That's awesome, do you know how to select single vs. dual band. Great addition to what I already thought you could do.... nice
 
Answer: If you click on the rocket symbol in RCX it bring up the menu. RGB is the dual band coloring, so you need to be in YUV, and have it plugged into the correct BNC on the rocket. One is always dual band, one is single or the 2nd dual band. Works great.
 
Answer: If you click on the rocket symbol in RCX it bring up the menu. RGB is the dual band coloring, so you need to be in YUV, and have it plugged into the correct BNC on the rocket. One is always dual band, one is single or the 2nd dual band. Works great.
I know this is an old post but how about from the BOB (breakout box)?
I must have missed the part about dual as oppose to single out of that unit.
 
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