JVC Pro FAQ - The five questions posted most recently:

Does the imaging chip employ a global shutter or a rolling shutter?

Tue, 28 May 2013 19:31:23 GMT

The GY-HMQ10 employs a�CMOS sensor which has a rolling shutter.

If I send a 4K video to my RS45U projector, using cat6 wire with HDMI baluns, will it project at 4K?

Tue, 28 May 2013 18:55:22 GMT

The DLA-RS45 upconverts a full HD signal to 4K but does not accept a 4K input.

Is there a PC utility to join the 4 subpictures of the GY-HMQ10?

Tue, 28 May 2013 18:51:20 GMT

Presently, JVC offers only the 4K Clip Manager software designed for a Mac computer running Apple's Final Cut Pro X. � The software can be downloaded here.

Just got a GY-HM150, why does it put each recorded clip in a separate folder? It makes transferring it to the computer a real hassle. Is there a setting to tell it to put all clips in one folder?

Tue, 28 May 2013 18:43:31 GMT

The GY-HM150 and GY-HM600/650 record HD files in either the XDCAM-EX� (MP4) format or the Final Cut Pro (MOV) format. �The file folders and naming conventions of these formats were established by Sony and Apple respectively. � As you have discovered XDCAM-EX� places each recorded clip into a separate subdirectory along with other files related to that clip. �Compatible editing systems require this structure and will alert you if the files are not in the proper folders. � You may wish to download the JVC Clip Manager software to help manage the MP4 clips. �With this software you can copy clips from your memory card to your computer, convert and preview the clips.

Apple's MOV file format places all of the clips in the same folder, making clip management much simpler. ��