Setting up AJA video I/O devices
Livegrade supports the following video I/O devices by AJA for capturing and playback of SDI signals:
- AJA Kona family (e.g., KONA 5, KONA IP25):
- up to 4 bi-directional input/output ports
- 1.5G, 3G, and depending on model 6G and 12G SDI signals
- AJA Io family (e.g., Io 4K Plus and Io X3)
- up to 4 bi-directional input/output ports
- 1.5G or 3G SDI signals
- AJA Corvid family (e.g. Corvid 88)
- up to 8 bi-directional input/output ports
- 1.5G, 3G, and depending on model 6G and 12G SDI signals
- AJA T-Tap family
- T-Tap: 1 output port for playback of 1.5G or 3G SDI signals
- T-Tap Pro: 1 output port for playback of 1.5G, 3G, 6G or 12G SDI signals
Livegrade supports SMPTE ST2110 Video over IP workflows with the following AJA Device:
- AJA Kona IP25
- up to 4 input and output streams
- up to (4K) 4096x2160p 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, 60
Configure bi-directional device ports as inputs or outputs#
You can configure your device’s bi-directional SDI ports to be used as input or as output ports within the “Devices” tab in Livegrade’s settings (open via main menu Livegrade > [Settings…]) under “AJA Video I/O Configuration.”
A table displays all connected devices in a separate row, and you can choose from a range of configuration presets supported by each device.
Clicking on the “Profile” drop-down allows to select a specific permutation.
When you finish configuring the device ports of your AJA video I/O devices, you need to restart the application to apply your changes.
Associate device ports with input and output slots#
Within the slot manager, you can associate your AJA device’s SDI input ports with an input slot and, in the same way, SDI output ports with outputs.
Release AJA devices for other applications#
Within the “Devices” tab in Livegrade’s settings (open via main menu Livegrade > [Settings…]) you will find the checkbox
Enable AJA video I/O devices
This option is enabled by default, so you can access all AJA video I/O devices that are connected to your computer.
If you need to release all AJA video I/O devices, so that you can access them in another application running on the same computer, uncheck this option.