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  • Audio issues

    Posted by Steve Radley on October 18, 2005 at 2:48 pm

    Hi all

    I have a new FCP Studio system with the G5 2.7Ghz computer running Tiger 10.4.2 and the AJA Io. I have loaded the latest drivers and firmware for the Io and I have an audio issue I can’t seem to resolve. The problem is very random. I hear occasional pops in my audio output and input, through analog and SDI. It isn’t captured with incoming media, but when I layoff a timeline it is laid to tape. Also, if I have Final Cut open and my audio board open to hear the output, I hear these pops randomly. Should I reinstall? Is the Io not compatible with the 2.7 Ghz G5 yet?

    Thanks,
    Steve Radley
    Digitec
    Orlando, FL
    407-299-1800

    Steve Radley replied 20 years, 6 months ago 4 Members · 5 Replies
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  • Bob Zelin

    October 18, 2005 at 10:45 pm

    I have a new FCP Studio system with the G5 2.7Ghz computer running Tiger 10.4.2 and the AJA Io. I have loaded the latest drivers and firmware for the Io and I have an audio issue I can’t seem to resolve. The problem is very random. I hear occasional pops in my audio output and input, through analog and SDI. It isn’t captured with incoming media, but when I layoff a timeline it is laid to tape. Also, if I have Final Cut open and my audio board open to hear the output, I hear these pops randomly. Should I reinstall? Is the Io not compatible with the 2.7 Ghz G5 yet?

    Hi Steve –
    I have countless AJA I/O systems setup here with no audio popping. The audio popping or crackle problems that we saw were with the early AJA K-Boxes for Kona 2, not the I/O. IF its an AJA problem (thats a big if) – did you update the firmware for the AJA I/O? Download the AJA I/O control panel on the AJA support site, and when you open it, if it needs to be updated, it will say so on the bottom of the window in bright red. Once you do this, cycle power on the I/O, and try everything again.

    The problem can be anything in your audio path – your mixer, your patch bays, the VTR itself. Check the firmware update on the I/O, and if it still does it, I will stop by. To directly answer your question – everyone here you know is using 10.4.2 with the AJA I/O and the G5 (yes, the 2.7’s – that’s what Ted and Greg are using at you know where).

    Bob Zelin

  • Steve Radley

    October 19, 2005 at 1:09 pm

    Good to hear from you, Bob. Everything you listed has been covered. I’ve been trying to track it back through all the cabling and I’m having no luck. My next move was to call you. Stop on by.

    Thanks,

    Steve

  • Steve Covello

    October 20, 2005 at 1:17 pm

    When you solve the issue, please post your solution. I have had a similar problem on one of my G5’s, though I believe it will be solved with a ground loop isolator.

    thx

    steve covello
    doublewide post

  • Matthew Gilbert

    October 27, 2005 at 2:03 pm

    We had the same problem and it seemed to be solved when we downgraded our firmware of our aja LA.

    Matthew Gilbert
    RSN
    editor/photographer

  • Steve Radley

    October 31, 2005 at 2:16 pm

    It was the Io, we had to swap it out for a new one.

    Steve Radley
    Digitec
    Orlando, FL
    https://www.digitecinteractive.com

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