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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 :)

PRO IO

Just Ordered
 
Are there two XLR - inputs on the PRO IO - not four? What are the possibilities for recording 4 channels of sound like we did on the REDONE? I thought for sure I had read it would be 4 sound - inputs - like on the REDONE...
 
Are there two XLR - inputs on the PRO IO - not four? What are the possibilities for recording 4 channels of sound like we did on the REDONE?

Use the two channels on the EPIC.
 
Thanks Andrea,

Are the two jack - inputs on the EPIC phantom - powered?
 
Would have been nice to add a cheese plate to the top of this module and now we can't. Might just go with the +1 Module Adapter.
The accessory manufacturers made top plates for the brain that have a cut-out for the antenna...don't see why they couldn't make one with a hole for the monitor port. But if all you need is an extra monitor port, the +1 adaptor is probably more efficient in both cost and size anyway...
 
Would have been nice to add a cheese plate to the top of this module and now we can't. Might just go with the +1 Module Adapter.

Yup. That is why I'm not worried about it. The +1 is an absolute must have and will stay installed on the camera anyway.
 
The accessory manufacturers made top plates for the brain that have a cut-out for the antenna...don't see why they couldn't make one with a hole for the monitor port. But if all you need is an extra monitor port, the +1 adaptor is probably more efficient in both cost and size anyway...

By the looks of it in the picture there's no threads on the top to mount a plate on it.
 
Looks like the same ones as the Battery module:

ProIO3.png
 
Those are threads? I thought it was some kind of electronic interface. Anyone see it at NAB and can confirm? Even if it is, it would be odd to have a lemo connector sticking out of the middle with or without a cheese plate. Peculiar design.
 
Those are threads? I thought it was some kind of electronic interface. Anyone see it at NAB and can confirm? Even if it is, it would be odd to have a lemo connector sticking out of the middle with or without a cheese plate. Peculiar design.

Peculiar, indeed. Putting a port on top is not something I would have thought to do - but it dates back to some the earliest Epic/Scarlet renderings (there was once one shown directly on top of the brain, even)...so I guess Red think it's a good idea.
 
Loving the announcements - lots to buy..

But please from a practacal procduction point of view take a look at why Mr Meizler has all connections tapered/angled back from the camera on his module.

All I can see with this module at the moment is a doubling of width (how big are XLR connectors....?) and many many broken cables....

Simple but vital - i hope there's time to look at that.......
 
A- looks like the same TC connector on Red One- will Red One TC cables work?
B- looks like same power/gpi as Red One- will Preston Red One cables work here to power motor + start/stop on this single lemo?
What is Aux?

EDIT:
Jarred answered this in another thread:
Timecode :
Connector: EAG.0B.305.CLN
1. Camera Ground
2. Time code Input – SMPTE single-ended
3. Time code Input – SMPTE double ended
4. 48.00 KHz Word Clock Output
5. Time code Output


GPIO :

Connector: EAG.0B.304.CLN
1. Camera Ground
2. GPI A
3 GPO A
4. V Batt +

AUX POWER :

Connector: EAG.0B.304.CLN
1. Camera Ground
2. Not used.
3. Not used
4. V Batt +

Which means all our Red One TC, Preston and VF Start/Stop cables should now work on Epic. Very good news indeed.
 

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