Firmware v4.1 Timelapse question at DVinfo.net

Nick G. Smith · November 22nd, 2012, 06:38 AM

Maybe Jon can answer this if he scans this board.

v4.1 Timelapse is another good addition. One small issue is when the timelapse is on it does not seem to be displayed in the status menu. Therefore the timelapse menu could be left on by mistake and you can only tell if you go through your menu options.

Am I missing a display somewhere?

Thanks.

Jon Thorn · November 26th, 2012, 12:03 PM

Nick S. - The 9.0 Interval Record parameter indicates whether the timelapse recording feature is enabled or not; there is not an additional indication. With regards to your comment about leaving a setting configured by mistake: as a general rule, we would always suggest reviewing the Ki Pro settings prior to use. Using the Factory Reset parameter is also a nice way to return everything to the default settings prior to your configuration of the device. As a shortcut for configuring your settings, you can also create and use Presets to recall your most commonly used configurations.

I hope this information is helpful,
Jon Thorn
Senior Product Manager
AJA Video Systems, Inc.

November 22nd, 2012, 06:38 AM	#1
Nick G. Smith New Boot Join Date: May 2011 Location: London UK Posts: 23	Firmware v4.1 Timelapse question Maybe Jon can answer this if he scans this board. v4.1 Timelapse is another good addition. One small issue is when the timelapse is on it does not seem to be displayed in the status menu. Therefore the timelapse menu could be left on by mistake and you can only tell if you go through your menu options. Am I missing a display somewhere? Thanks.

November 26th, 2012, 12:03 PM	#2
Jon Thorn AJA Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Grass Valley, CA Posts: 252	Re: Firmware v4.1 Timelapse question Nick S. - The 9.0 Interval Record parameter indicates whether the timelapse recording feature is enabled or not; there is not an additional indication. With regards to your comment about leaving a setting configured by mistake: as a general rule, we would always suggest reviewing the Ki Pro settings prior to use. Using the Factory Reset parameter is also a nice way to return everything to the default settings prior to your configuration of the device. As a shortcut for configuring your settings, you can also create and use Presets to recall your most commonly used configurations. I hope this information is helpful, Jon Thorn Senior Product Manager AJA Video Systems, Inc.