Kona LHi and Xbox 360 HDMI audio issue

[Gary Adcock]

[Aaron Pulicano] “I do not own the Xena LHi card yet (still thinking about it), so I can not tell you the available options on the Kona control panel. “

The LHi and all capture cards are essentially designed for capturing for broadcast and they are not graphics cards, as I said the default of the card is to capture as SMPTE since the Kona’s are designed to acquire and playback video content in a broadcast environment.

While your google search is interesting,those were not my findings in a test last year.
I tested for myself as I find info on the net is often less than accurate.

gary adcock
Studio37
HD & Film Consultation
Post and Production Workflows for the Digitally Inclined
Chicago, IL

https://blogs.creativecow.net/24640

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/adcock_gary/AJAIOHD.php

[Aaron Pulicano]

What were you findings during your tests?
And what hardware did you use to determine it?

Thanks

[Gary Adcock]

[Aaron Pulicano] “What were you findings during your tests?
And what hardware did you use to determine it? “

As I said in this post
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/98/875869
My tests using Leader and Tektronix scopes do not show a full range signal from WII or PS3, IMHO I doubt your Xbox is different.

Look Aaron, working in full range is not something you want to do when working in video its not designed for it- in the video space working in “full range” is full of issues. The only time I work in full range content is from DPX files converted from35 Film Scans- I do not capture or work in full range content when working with video formats.

gary adcock
Studio37
HD & Film Consultation
Post and Production Workflows for the Digitally Inclined
Chicago, IL

https://blogs.creativecow.net/24640

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/adcock_gary/AJAIOHD.php

[Aaron Pulicano]

Ah, sorry, forgot about your other post. Well, one would expect Wii not to output full range as it is a analog console. As for PS3/360, you need to set them to output full range before they will, as their default settings are both set to “limited” range. Again, though, I do believe their games are nativity done in full range though. But if one should capture them as such is another story I guess.

Was hoping Arthur would reply about some of the other Kona settings, but guess he hasn’t had time.