[Francis Lee]

Click View > Windows Layout > Audio Mixing
Then Click the “Properties & Layout” drop down (it is near the top of the screen it is the little arrow head pointing down… hover for name to fly-out)
Then Click “Show Channels”
Then Click “Preview” to turn it on or off.

Maybe this will help others who, like me, had to struggle to find it 🙂

[Francis Lee]

That did it! Thanks again John.

[Francis Lee]

Those are good ideas John. We will experiment and choose the one that works best for us.

Thanks again for your help !

[Francis Lee]

Hello John, and thanks for the help. We have had our NXCAM for awhile but the project got delayed and we are just starting to use it… and will probably will have more questions… so I thank you for your kind assistance in advance.

In this case we are in a studio environment and your suggestion is how we have done it in the past… but it may save time if the camera operator/studio tech (sitting at a console in the studio operating both the teleprompter and the camera remotely) could just click a single button to back up to the beginning of the last clip and start recording again from there…

Reason… they know right then it was a bad take… but later in post production they will have to watch every single clip start to end to see if it was ‘the’ good one… then process it…

But, if it is not easy with the remote control… then it probably won’t do us any good.

I have another question but will put it in a separate post with a proper subject.

Thanks again for the help !