TEAC HD-P2 HD-P2 Software Updates v. 1.04 Readme

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  • TEAC HD-P2 | HD-P2 Software Updates v. 1.04 Readme - Page 1
    files to support automated sync & import with Avid systems. • The take number now continues to be displayed after recording has stopped. screen has been added to record stop processing to indicate large pending buffer writes in progress. HD-P2 ReadMe • The timecode value entry method has been
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    with the HD-P2 when using a USB to PS/2 adapter. Using a PS/2 keyboard is strongly recommended for correct operation. • Note that the Media Speed Check utility is optimized for use with solid state Flash media. • Input monitor is now correctly turned on when waiting to record locked to timecode
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For Version 1.04 Software
New Features
System optimizations have been added which
result in a more responsive overall feel to
the system and smoother screen updates,
especially at the highest sample rates.
Pre-record functionality has been improved. It
now pre-records “forward” by advancing the
timeline while in pre-record until the buffer
is full. An on-screen text message helps to
indicate what is happening:
Filling Pre-Record Buffer
Pre-Record Buffer Full
When in auto-append mode with Pre-
Recorenabled, pressing Pause causes the
timeline to jump to the end of audio, enter
monitor mode, and time starts moving as the
pre-record buffer is filled.
If not in auto-append, the timeline starts where
it is at and pre-record commences from that
point forward.
This means it is now possible to pre-record
starting at zero. It also means that “abutted”
recordings with pre-record will no longer
overlap previous audio.
When pre-recording (pause) is cancelled (i.e.
the
STOP
key is pressed) the system now
returns to the timeline location where pre-
recording had started.
Added “tTAPE=YYMMDD” string to the
description field of the Broadcast Wave audio
files to support automated sync & import with
Avid systems.
The take number now continues to be
displayed after recording has stopped.
Pressing another transport key, retake, or
moving the playhead in time clears it back to
normal behavior.
A “
Please Wait...
” screen has been added
to record stop processing to indicate large
pending buffer writes in progress.
The timecode value entry method has been
changed to be easier to use with a keyboard.
The Up and Down Arrow keys will change
the highlighted field value (without needing to
press the Enter key first). The Left and Right
Arrow keys and Tab/Shift+Tab navigate from
field to field.
A seamless new-take feature has been added
where hitting the
REC
key during a recording
(10 seconds or greater since last the record
started) closes the current file and opens a new
one, creating a new take.
An
S/PDIF
slip indicator has been added to the
audio clock status page.
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