[Deepak Sahasrabudhe]

Yes the latency in the Behringer is variable.

In my setup, I use the USB 2.0 output of TVstudio to send H264 compressed video and audio to the computer where streaming software (MX Light) recognizes the signal and connects to a streaming platform. I don’t monitor audio at this point because audio and video is delayed so I don’t know if I could get audio output via system card, but I probably could. Another person monitors the live feed remotely and lets me know if there are any issues with signal by telephone… we have not had any issues with audio quality so far.

I understand that the audio could be tapped out from the HD-SDI or HDMI outputs, but I have not had any need to do that so far.

Hope this helps.

[Deepak Sahasrabudhe]

I’ve had success with Behringer DEQ 2496 Ultracurve pro which has XLR Left & Right Inputs and an AES /EBU stereo output and it also has an audio delay of 300ms.

I understand that 110 ohm cable is better than standard audio cable (75 ohm) so I’m awaiting delivery of 110 ohm XLR to BNC cable. In the meantime, I soldered up a short length of audio wire I had lying around and it sounds fine.

Incidentally, for my setup the DEQ 2496 audio delay appears to be 14 frames — more than the 300ms (10 frames at 30fps) audio delay built into the Behringer DEQ2496, so I’m borrowing a Rane audio delay to see if that will get it into sync. I’m running 2 Canon HM40s and a Canon XA10 – picture is excellent — image quality from all 3 cameras is very similar.

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