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To Assign an 0:4:4 Stream to a Source
The UltraChromeHR signal consists of a standard 4:2:2 camera input and an exclusive 0:4:4 chroma input from the Ross ACID cameras. You must associate the 0:4:4 input with the primary camera input.

Setup
Network, reference, video I/O, and signalling setup.
- Network Connections
- Video Reference
- Video Input Setup
  - Source Names
  - Video Setup
    - To Set The Video Mode
    - To Set Up an Auto Key Association
    - To Assign a Garbage Mask to an Input
      The garbage mask input is similar to a standard box mask but allows for a dynamically generated mask. The mask is applied directly to the chroma key outputs and does not consume any of the key resources of the MiniME™.
    - To Assign an 0:4:4 Stream to a Source
      The UltraChromeHR signal consists of a standard 4:2:2 camera input and an exclusive 0:4:4 chroma input from the Ross ACID cameras. You must associate the 0:4:4 input with the primary camera input.
  - Frame Delays
- Video Output Setup
- Media-Store Audio Output
- Color Correction
- GPI Control

To Assign an 0:4:4 Stream to a Source

The UltraChromeHR signal consists of a standard 4:2:2 camera input and an exclusive 0:4:4 chroma input from the Ross ACID cameras. You must associate the 0:4:4 input with the primary camera input.

Figure 1. UltraChromeHR Connections on ACID

Ensure that you have the UC OUT and SDI OUT video streams from the ACID camera connected to two input BNCs on Carbonite Black UltraChrome.
Click Navigation Menu > Configuration > Inputs > Physical.
Click the 0:4:4 Source button for the SDI video input that is coming from the camera.
Click the source that has the 0:4:4 video stream coming from the camera.