
DP571 Dolby
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E Encoder User’s Manual Setup Menus
7.2.3 Reversion Mode
This parameter specifies how the DP571 responds to an interruption in the external
metadata it is using. This settings is active only if the metadata source is set to
External.
• Last Used—Continues encoding using the last values set by the external
source. Most likely used for broadcast distribution.
• Preset—If metadata parameters are missing from the external-source stream,
they are filled in by the DP571 using the Rev Prog Config selected in
Metadata Params: Reversion Preset.
• Stop Encoding—Stops encoding and displays the error status on the front-
panel Error LED. Most likely used in postproduction.
• Adaptive—Behaves in the same way as Last Used if the metadata
disappears completely. Behaves in the same way as Preset if any metadata
parameters are missing.
7.2.4 Metadata Source
• Internal—Assigns internally generated metadata values based on each
program within a program configuration. These values can be modified.
• External—Uses external-source metadata that cannot be modified in the
DP571.
7.2.5 48 kHz Pull Down
• Disabled—This is the default setting; it is appropriate for most common VTRs.
• Enabled—This setting allows a DP571 encoder to be used with a 30 Hz VTR
operating at 29.97 Hz. When enabled, the LCD displays a < instead of the frame
rate.
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5.1+2 20bit
7.2.6 Frame Rate
The DP571 supports multiple frame rates: 29.97 Hz (NTSC), 25 Hz (PAL), 23.98 Hz,
24 Hz (P or PsF), and 30 Hz.
Note: All rates other than 25 and 29.97 Hz require the use of a Dolby DP579
Tri-Level Sync Interface.
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