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Intensity Shuttle
25 Aug 2019 22:42 #101049
by arc
Intensity Shuttle was created by arc
Not sure if this should be in the hardware forum or the off topic forum but for anyone interested in the Intensity Shuttle the video below might be worth watching.
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13 Dec 2019 05:51 #103193
by Redifer
Replied by Redifer on topic Intensity Shuttle
The Intensity Shuttle is ancient and even behind the times when it was introduced. It can't even do 1080p 60. It's useless.
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13 Dec 2019 17:50 #103211
by arc
It can't do a 2400 X 1180 aspect ration either. It only works with broadcast compliant frame rates, aspect ratios and resolutions. 1920 X 1080 P60 is not broadcast complaint. You can broadcast at 1280 X 720 P60. Most TV shows are broadcasted at 1080i. The Intensity Shuttle Works great with Premiere Pro for previewing interlaced timelines. With Premiere Pro I can get it to work with any frame rate, aspect ratio and resolution. FCPX does not have the export options that Premiere Pro has as seen in the video below.
Replied by arc on topic Intensity Shuttle
Redifer wrote: The Intensity Shuttle is ancient and even behind the times when it was introduced. It can't even do 1080p 60. It's useless.
It can't do a 2400 X 1180 aspect ration either. It only works with broadcast compliant frame rates, aspect ratios and resolutions. 1920 X 1080 P60 is not broadcast complaint. You can broadcast at 1280 X 720 P60. Most TV shows are broadcasted at 1080i. The Intensity Shuttle Works great with Premiere Pro for previewing interlaced timelines. With Premiere Pro I can get it to work with any frame rate, aspect ratio and resolution. FCPX does not have the export options that Premiere Pro has as seen in the video below.
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