JuicedLink CX211 & DN101 with Canon T2i

[Steve Crow]

Not to ask a stupid question but you do have both the wireless lav transmitter AND the wireless receiver turned on don’t you? If both are not on you will get a loud hissing sound which is what made me think about it.

Otherwise I suggest you contact JuicedLInk or see if they have a user forum.

[Rusty Shackleford]

yes. they are both on.
I’m kind of getting there.
I set the sensitivity to -30 and af out to +12 on the G2’s.
I thought both at 0 would be best, but when connected to headphones or t2i, -30/+12 sounded best.
But the cx211/DN101 still have a hiss.

Shouldn’t I want the CX to be as low as possible on the gain and trim?

Brandon Morris
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Canon T2i
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[Richard Harrington]

The levels you are feeding are too low.

That aside…

STRONGLY consider recording to a sync device. The camera will smash the hell out of the audio you give it.

Richard M. Harrington, PMP

Author: Video Made on a Mac, Photoshop for Video, Understanding Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Studio On the Spot and ATS:iWork

[Rusty Shackleford]

Yeah, I’m playing the levels from the G2, still getting a lot of hiss.
I try to you my 13″ Macbook Pro with Audio Hijack when I can for audio, but for events, i can’t.

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[Michael Sacci]

If you are trying to get usable audio you really need something like the Zoom H4n.